Matthew Sangster
@mjrsangster.bsky.social
Professor of Romantic Studies, Fantasy and Cultural History at the University of Glasgow. President, @bars.bsky.social. New book: https://www.cambridge.org/gb/universitypress/subjects/literature/english-literature-1900-1945/introduction-fantasy.
Index of the case files for those who first applied between 1790 and 1939 is here: www.rlfarchive.org.uk. Hopefully, the full set of catalogue records should be available again when the new BL manuscripts catalogue is up in a week or two.
RLF Archive
www.rlfarchive.org.uk
November 29, 2025 at 1:09 AM
Index of the case files for those who first applied between 1790 and 1939 is here: www.rlfarchive.org.uk. Hopefully, the full set of catalogue records should be available again when the new BL manuscripts catalogue is up in a week or two.
Many thanks for your talk! Twas great to see you.
November 21, 2025 at 4:24 PM
Many thanks for your talk! Twas great to see you.
Coleridge in 1809: 'In the present age (emphatically the age of personality!) there are more than ordinary motives for withholding all encouragement from this mania, of busying ourselves with the names of others, which is still more alarming as a symptom, than it is troublesome as a disease.'
October 3, 2025 at 8:16 PM
Coleridge in 1809: 'In the present age (emphatically the age of personality!) there are more than ordinary motives for withholding all encouragement from this mania, of busying ourselves with the names of others, which is still more alarming as a symptom, than it is troublesome as a disease.'