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Women'S Writing : the Elizabethan to Victorian Period|February 1, 2011
"A hint of it, with initials": adultery, textuality and publicity in Jane Austen's Lady SusanGillian RussellWomen'S Writing : the Elizabethan to Victorian Period|March 4, 2010
Redefining the angel in the house: Evelyn Everett-Green and the historical novel for girlsH SkeldingWomen'S Writing : the Elizabethan to Victorian Period|March 4, 2010
"Having lived much in the world": inhabitation, embodiment and English women travellers' representations of Russia in the eighteenth centuryK O'LoughlinWomen'S Writing : the Elizabethan to Victorian Period|February 1, 2011
Ironic inversion in Eliza Haywood's fiction: fantomina and "The History of the Invisible Mistress"Charles H HinnantWomen'S Writing : the Elizabethan to Victorian Period|March 4, 2010
"Secrets of the female sex": Jane Sharp, the reproductive female body, and early modern midwifery manualsE HobbyWomen'S Writing : the Elizabethan to Victorian Period|February 1, 2011
"[N]ot subject to our sense” : Margaret Cavendish's fusion of Renaissance science, magic and fairy loreLisa WaltersWomen'S Writing : the Elizabethan to Victorian Period|February 1, 2011
"Dear mother England": motherhood and nineteenth-century criticism of ShakespeareCarol BanksWomen'S Writing : the Elizabethan to Victorian Period|March 4, 2010
"Inhumanly brought back to life and misery": Mary Wollstonecraft, Frankenstein, and the Royal Humane SocietyC WilliamsWomen'S Writing : the Elizabethan to Victorian Period|March 4, 2010
The absent body: representations of dying early modern women in a selection of seventeenth-century diariesL BeckerWomen'S Writing : the Elizabethan to Victorian Period|March 4, 2010
Defining self and others through textile and textD JonesPageof 2