Volume 6 (2009)

• Gender and Authority in British Women Hymn-Writers’ Use of Metre, 1760–1900

  By Nancy Jiwon Cho , Nottingham Trent University
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Involuntary Metrics and the Physiology of Memory

  By Ashley Miller , Indiana University
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• ‘For the Inscape's Sake’: Sounding the Self in the Metres of Gerard Manley Hopkins

  By Summer Star , University of California, Santa Barbara
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• ‘Annotation Mapping’ and What it Means: Developing the Gladstone Catalogue as a Resource for the History of Reading

  By Matthew Bradley , University of Liverpool
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

Volume 5 (2008)

• New Journeys through Old Voyages: Literary Approaches to Richard Hakluyt and Early Modern Travel Writing

  By Colm MacCrossan , University of Reading
  (Vol. 5, November 2008)
  Literature Compass

• Beyond Deronda?: Victorian Studies and Jewish Chronicles

  By Sarah Gracombe , Stonehill College
  (Vol. 5, November 2008)
  Literature Compass

• The Novel (in Theory)

  By David Kurnick , Rutgers University
  (Vol. 5, November 2008)
  Literature Compass

• Representations of the Devil in Fin-de-Siècle Literature

  By Lizzie White , Independent Scholar
  (Vol. 5, September 2008)
  Literature Compass

• Victorian Detective Fiction

  By Andrew Radford , University of Glasgow
  (Vol. 5, September 2008)
  Literature Compass

• Teaching & Learning Guide for: Formal Pasts and Formal Possibilities in Victorian Studies

  By Caroline Levine, University of Wisconsin, Madison
  (Literature Compass 2008, August 2008)
  Literature Compass