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19C Literature
cultural history, critical studies, and background study notes
- > A Day in the Country and Other Stories
- > Concise Chronology of English Literature
- > Concise Companion to English Literature
- > Dictionary of Literary Terms
- > Doing English
- > Electronic Texts – a bibliographic essay
- > Guide to Literary Britain and Ireland
- > How to analyse fiction – a glossary
- > How to create a bibliography
- > How to read a novel
- > Literary Criticism – a new history
- > Literary Theory: a short introduction
- > Literary Theory: the basics
- > Literature and the Internet
- > Nineteenth Century Russian Novels
- > Nineteenth-century Britain: introduction
- > Parallel Lives
- > Print Culture – a bibliography
- > Research Methods for English Studies
- > Russian Literature: a short introduction
- > Studying Fiction
- > The Art of Fiction – Henry James
- > The Nineteenth Century – 1800-1829
- > The Nineteenth Century – 1830-1865
- > The Nineteenth Century – 1866-1900
- > The Novella – guidance notes
- > The Short Story – essential works
- > Victorian Literature and Culture
- > Victorian Women Writers – 00
- > Victorian Women Writers – 01
- > Victorian Women Writers – 02
- > Victorian Women Writers – 03
- > Victorian Women Writers – 04
- > Victorian Women Writers – 05
- > Victorian Women Writers – 06
- > Victorian Women Writers – 07
- > Victorian Women Writers – 08
- > Victorian Women Writers – 09
- > Victorian Women Writers – 10
- > Victorian Women Writers – 11
- > Victorian Women Writers – 12
- > Victorian Women Writers – 13
- > Victorian Women Writers – 14
- > Victorian Women Writers – 15
- > What is close reading? – guidance notes
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