Women, Periodicals and Print Culture in Britain, 1830s–1900s

This is a wide-ranging, insightful, engaging and, above all, lucidly written collection by a group of scholars at the top of their profession. It is, in short, outstanding. We shall be reading, consulting and learning from this volume for years to come. * Andrew King, University of Greenwich *
There is no doubt that this is a superbly exciting set of chapters from which every reader, but especially those interested in the period and its media, will draw inspiration and information. -- Marysa Demoor, Ghent University * Victorian Periodicals Review, Volume 53, Number 1, Spring 2020 *
A final, most welcome feature of this ambitiously monumental contribution to nineteenth-century women and print studies lays in the fact that it includes contributions from established and early career researchers from a variety of sub-fields of expertise, bringing together some of the best voices that current scholarship can offer, each of whom make this collection essential reading. -- Federica Coluzzi, University College Cork * Victoriographies *