George Eliot Review 47
2016
Articles include:
Beryl Gray: Riding Horses in Middlemarch
Patricia Duncker: On Writing Neo-Victorian Fiction: James Miranda Barry (1999) and Sophie and the Sybil (2015) (Annual Lecture)
David Paterson: The Radical Candidature: Harold Transome’s Political Motivation in Felix Holt
Anna Gutowska: Between ‘Silly Novels’ and Vegetation Myths: George Eliot’s Subversive Use of the Two Suitors Convention in Middlemarch (Essay Prize)
Marianne Burton: ‘Woman’s freedom consists in choosing the husband who is to be her master’: Existentialism and the Female Slave in Daniel Deronda
John Rignall: Two sequels to Daniel Deronda
Margaret Harris: George Eliot’s Afterlife: Dinitia Smith’s The Honeymoon and Diana Southami’s Gwendolen
David Harper: In Janet Dempster’s Footsteps: A Reminiscence
Plus book reviews and In Memoria for Barbara Hardy and Bill Adams