Romantic Women Writers Reviewed, Part III

This series reveals a different landscape for nineteenth-century women writers than we have previously imagined. Though not an exhaustive record of all the works produced by women writers of the period, those reviewed in the British periodical press nonetheless form an impressively large archive of material. This multi-volume reset collection will address a significant shortfall in scholarly work, offering contemporary reviews of the work of Romantic women writers to a wider audience. Reviews come from over a hundred different periodicals, including Gentleman's Magazine, Critical Review, English Review, Antijacobin Review, Flowers of Literature, Lady's Monthly Museum, Quarterly Review, Monthly Review, Edinburgh Quarterly Review and Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. Each set will be fully indexed chronologically, by author, and (within each author) by title of work.