Nineteenth-Century and Neo-Victorian Cultures

This interdisciplinary series provides space for full and detailed scholarly discussions on nineteenth-century and Neo-Victorian cultures. Drawing on radical and cutting-edge research, volumes explore and challenge existing discourses, as well as providing an engaging reassessment of the time period. The series encourages debates about decolonising nineteenth-century cultures, histories, and scholarship, as well as raising questions about diversities. Encompassing art, literature, history, performance, theatre studies, film and TV studies, medical and the wider humanities, Nineteenth Century and Neo-Victorian Cultures is dedicated to publishing pioneering research that focuses on the Victorian era in its broadest and most diverse sense.

Editorial Board

• Katherine Bowers, University of British Columbia, Canada
• Jessica Cox, Brunel University, UK
• Laura Eastlake, Edge Hill University, UK
• Kate Hext, University of Exeter, UK
• Elizabeth Ho, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
• Pam Lock, University of Bristol, UK
• Tara MacDonald, University of Lethbridge, Canada
• Charlotte Mathieson, University of Surrey, UK
• Royce Mahawatte, Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, UK
• John Miller, University of Sheffield, UK
• Grace Moore, University of Otago, New Zealand
• Antonija Primorac, University of Rijeka, Croatia 

If you have a proposal that fits with this series then we'd love to hear from you. Please contact series editors in the first instance:

• Joanne Ella Parsons
• Ruth Heholt