Victorian Popular Fiction Association
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A forum for everyone interested in #Victorian and #Neovictorian popular fiction and culture. Hosts VPFJ Journal and Third Sex and Short Story Reading Groups 📚https://victorianpopularfiction.org/
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Thomas Vranken & Atele Dutt, ‘Speaking in Tongues: The Texts Haunting Stevenson’s Samoan Adaptation of “The Bottle Imp”’, Victorian Popular Fictions 6.2, 2024
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Victorian Popular Fictions volume 6 issue 2 (Autumn 2024)
Victorian Transfictions and Transmedia Storytelling A special issue guest edited by Erica Haugtvedt and Beth Palmer Table of ContentsArticlesErica Haugtvedt and Beth Palmer. Victorian Transfictions…
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Thomas Vranken & Atele Dutt, ‘Speaking in Tongues: The Texts Haunting Stevenson’s Samoan Adaptation of “The Bottle Imp”’, Victorian Popular Fictions 6.2, 2024
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A response to Dickens's OLIVER TWIST's antagonist, FAGIN THE THIEF was nominated for the 2026 Edgar Award (Mystery Writers of America) and shortlisted for the National Jewish Book Awards (Jewish Book Council). It seems like an intriguing addition to the growing neo-Victorian canon.
February 9, 2026 at 3:00 PM
A response to Dickens's OLIVER TWIST's antagonist, FAGIN THE THIEF was nominated for the 2026 Edgar Award (Mystery Writers of America) and shortlisted for the National Jewish Book Awards (Jewish Book Council). It seems like an intriguing addition to the growing neo-Victorian canon.
Her 2023 article received an honorable mention for the Nineteenth-Century Studies Association's Emerging Scholar Prize and can be accessed through Victorian Popular Fictions Journal at DOI: doi.org/10.46911/GUI...
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Victorian Popular Fictions 5.1 10 Sartain
“To whom shall the outcast prostitute tell her tale!”: Endo/Exo-Writer Perspectives of Nineteenth-Century Sex Workers in Madeleine, An Autobiography and Mary Barton Katie Brandt SartainDownload P…
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Her 2023 article received an honorable mention for the Nineteenth-Century Studies Association's Emerging Scholar Prize and can be accessed through Victorian Popular Fictions Journal at DOI: doi.org/10.46911/GUI...
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