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In addition to an array of fabulous panels, VPFA 2025 welcomes magic lanternist Jeremy Brooker to offer delegates a unique opportunity to step back into the C19th and enjoy a show of magic & spectacle.
Hurry - conference registration closes at 5pm on 8/07 victorianpopularfiction.org/…
📢 CFP for a special issue on poisons and poisoning in C19th popular fiction, guest edited by @MLbrnd and Sarah Frühwirth. Deadline for proposals is 30/04/2025.
Please share widely - Full details:
victorianpopularfiction.org/…
Delighted to announce the publication of Volume 6 Issue 2 of Victorian Popular Fictions - a special issue on Victorian Transfictions and Transmedia Storytelling, edited by Erica Haugtvedt and Beth Palmer.
victorianpopularfiction.org/…
We are delighted to announce that issue 6.1 of Victorian Popular Fictions is now available. The journal is open access and can be read online via the VPFA website victorianpopularfiction.org/…
We have enjoyed so very many thought-provoking conversations and papers throughout the conference season, particularly at #VPFAHiddenHistories
if you are thinking about publishing some of that research, our Spring issue is a general one. Open call - submissions due January 2024
Yes, we do realise we are publishing on Friday the 13th...
VPFA publication alert!
number 4.2 is now out at victorianpopularfiction.org/…
A banging special number edited by Stephen Basdeo & Rebecca Nesvet on "Reappraising Penny Fiction"!
Ever wondered how your Victorian Popular fiction was made?
Here's a very short video that gives some of the processes.
You may need to.pause to look at the pictures properly!
youtu.be/D-1RBR_4t4A
Looking forward to representing the @VPFA1 at @EngSharedFuture tomorrow!
Hope I find the venue and don't go to
