Romanticism and the Letter
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"This volume actually has a great deal to offer students and academics . . Each chapter makes a welcome contribution to the growing interest in Romantic period correspondence in various forms. . After reading the range of new perspectives and innovative scholarship in Romanticism and the Letter, it is abundantly clear that this is an exciting time to be 'rethink[ing] the value of letters' in Romantic studies." (Crystal Biggin, The Charles and Mary Lamb Journal, Issue 1, Summer, 2024)
"If the letters of Romantic period authors have for the most part been viewed as a supplement to the creative work, valuable for substance to the exclusion of literary qualities, Romanticism and the Letter does much to challenge this misconception while opening the way to further critical work on the epistolary culture and aesthetics of the early nineteenth century." (Mary A. Waters, Biography, Vol. 45 (1), 2022)
"This volume is a timely contribution to larger trends in literary and media studies. . Romanticism and the Letter shows how important letter writing and epistolarity were to key Romantic authors, and opens a field for further explorations of Romantic epistolary culture." (Rachael Scarborough King, Eighteenth-Century Fiction, Vol. 34 (3), 2022)
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Anthony Howe is Reader in English Literature at Birmingham City University. His publications include Byron and the Forms of Thought (Liverpool, 2013) and The Oxford Handbook of Percy Bysshe Shelley (2013), edited with Michael O'Neill. He is currently writing a monograph about literary letter writing in the British Romantic period.
