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Australasian Victorian Studies, 2005. Volume 11.
Bradbury, Nicola. Working and Being Worked in Our Mutual Friend.
1-7
Coleman, Jenny. Convicts, Lunatics and Criminals: A Case Study of Colonial Women and the Contingent Nature of Marginality. 8-22
Gray, F. Elizabeth. Paradise Remade: Victorian Women, Religious Poetry, and the Uses of Heaven. 23-40
Hall, Karen. The Other Women: Interrogating Sexuality in Rosa Praed's Lost Race Romance, Fugitive Anne. 41-53
Johnston, Judith. Britain's Intellectual Empire and the Transformation of Culture: The Case of Mary Howitt and Fredrika Bremer. 54-64
Leslie-McCarthy, Sage. Re-vitalising the Little People: Arthur Machen's Tales of the Remnant Races. 65-78
Johnson, Tara McDonald. Tennyson's Ulysses as Walter Pater's Aesthete. 79-92
McFarland, Michele. "Kindred Souls": Catherine Helen Spence and George Eliot. 93-109
Molloy, Carla. "Ces Anglaises Intrépides!": Englishness and the Renegotiation of Gender in Charlotte Brontë's Villette. 110-122
Reid, Ian. Victorian Cemeteries as Urban Cultural Institutions. 124-140
Bronte Studies, 2006. Volume 31.
Green, Dudley. 'Always at my Post': The Letters of the Revd Patrick Brontë. 179-193. (31/3).
Alexander, Christine. Arthur Bell Nicholls and the Adamson
Saga: New Discoveries of Brontë Memorabilia. 194-209. (31/3).
Marutollo, Anna. The Many Faces of Frances. 210-219. (31/3).
Piciucco, Pier Paolo. Wuthering Heights As a Childlike Fairy Tale. 220-229. (31/3).
Cheney, Phyllis. Branwell Revisited. 230-239. (31/3).
Arnedillo, Oscar. That Wind from the West. 240-247. (31/3).
Weisser, Susan Ostrov. Charlotte Brontë, Jane Austen, and the Meaning of Love. 93-100. (31/2).
Betsinger, Sue Ann. The Professor: The Third Participant. 101-111. (31/2).
FitzGerald, Sally. Painful Life, Azrael, The Weary, and Dr Wheelhouse: The Diverse Legacy of Branwell Brontë. 113-119. (31/2).
Stoneman, Patsy. 'Addresses from the land of the dead': Emily Brontë and Shelley. 121-131. (31/2).
Fisk, Nicole Plyler. 'A Wild, Wick Slip She Was': The Passionate Female in Wuthering Heights and The Memoirs of Emma Courtney. 133-143. (31/2).
Longmuir, Anne. Anne Lister and Lesbian Desire in Charlotte Brontë's Shirley. 145-155. (31/2).
Hansen, Astrid. The Book She Never Wrote: Charlotte and the Chartists. 157-158. (31/2).
Ian, Emberson & Ian, Catherine. A Necktie and a Lock of Hair: The Memories of George Feather the Younger. 159-162. (31/2).
Salter, Polly. Face to Face with Charlotte Brontë: The 2006 Exhibition in Charlotte's Room. 163-166. (31/2).
Quarm, Joan. Pink Silk and Purple Gray: Charlotte Brontë's Wish-Fulfillment in Villette. 1-6. (31/1).
Cooke, Simon. 'The Ever-Shifting Kaleidoscope of the Imagination': Modern Illustrations to the Brontës. 7-22. (31/1).
Heiniger, Abigail. The Faery and the Beast. 23-29. (31/1).
O'Sullivan, Betty. Arthur Bell Nicholls (1819–1906). 31-36. (31/1).
Flintoff, Everard. Classic Reprint: The Geography of Wuthering Heights. 37-52. (31/1).
McCarthy, Margaret. Charlotte Brontë and the Thames Watermen. 53-55. (31/1).
Wood, Steven. Joseph Redman, Haworth Parish Clerk, c.1826–1862. 56-56. (31/1).
Penty, Norman E. George Smith (1789–1846): Co-Founder of Smith, Elder and His Family. 57-59. (31/1).
Shell, Alison. Re-reading Jane Eyre as a Christian Allegory. 61-62. (31/1).
Heslop, Jenny. Brussels in 1847: Extracts from the Journal of Jenny Heslop. 63-66. (31/1).
Torres, Maria Elena. A Discussion of Patrick Branwell Brontë: by The Same. 67-74. (31/1).
Kayes, Christine. The History of Top Withens. 75-81. (31/1).
Dickens Quarterly, 2006. (Volume 23)
Marchbanks, Paul. From Caricature to Character: The Intellectually Disabled In Dickens's Novels (Part One). (23/1/Mar) 3-14.
Cox, Arthur J. The 'Drood' Remains Revisited: The Title Page. (23/1/Mar) 14-28.
Tracy, Robert. Jasper's Plot: Inventing 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood'. (23/1/Mar) 29-38.
Marchbanks, Paul. From Caricature to Character: The Intellectually Disabled In Dickens's Novels (Part Two). (23/2/Jun) 67-84.
Willis, Mark. Charles Dickens and Fictions of the Crowd. (23/2/Jun)
85-107.
Cox, Arthur J. 'The Drood' Remains Revisited: 'First Fancy'. (23/2/Jun) 108-120.
Stuchebrukhov, Olga. 'Bleak House' as an Allegory of a Middle-Class Nation. (23/3/Sep) 147-168.
Marchbanks, Paul. From Caricature to Character: The Intellectually Disabled In Dickens's Novels (Part Three). (23/3/Sep) 169-180.
Garnett, Robert R. The Crisis of 1863. (23/3/Sep) 181-191.
Dickens Studies Annual, 2006. Volume 37.
- Bowen, John. A Garland for the 'Old Curiosity Shop'. 1-16
- Kincaid, James R. Blessings for the Worthy: Dickens's 'Little Dorrit'
and the Nature of Rants. 17-30
Lewis, Linda M. Madame Defarge as Political Icon in Dickens's 'A Tale of Two Cities'. 31-49
Wynne, Deborah. Scenes of 'Incredible Outrage': Dickens, Ireland, and 'A Tale Two Cities'. 51-64
Rudy, Seth. Stage Presence: Performance and Theatricality in Dickens's 'Our Mutual Friend'. 65-80
Nayder, Lillian. Catherine Dickens and Her Colonial Sons. 81-93
Grass, Sean C. 'The Moonstones', Narrative Failure, and the Pathology of the Stare. 95-116
Li, Kay. Dickens and China: Contextual Interchange in Cultural Globalization. 117-136
Hasseler, Terri A. Recent Dickens Studies: 2004. 137-215
Turner, Mark W. Trollope Studies: 1987-2004. 217-249
Moore, Grace. Colonialism in Victorian Fiction: Recent Studies. 251-286 Hughes, Linda K. Recent Studies in Nineteenth-Century Women Narrative Poets, 1995-2005. 287-323
Schaffer, Talia. British Non-Canonical Women Novelists, 1850-1900: Recent Studies. 325-341
Swearingen, Roger. Recent Studies in Robert Louis Stevenson: Letters, Reference Works, Texts - 1970-2005. 343-438 
English Literature in Transition, 2006. (Volume 49)
Clausson, Nils. H.G. Wells's Critique of Aestheticism in 'Through a Window': The Picture and the Splintering Frame. (49/4) 371-387. Weintraub, Rodelle. Bernard Shaw's Henry Higgins: A Classic Aspergen. (49/4) 388-397.
Adams, Jad. William and Edna Clarke Hall: Private and Public Childhood, 'Your Child for Ever'. (49/4) 398-417.
Williams, Mary Frances. Conan Doyle's Incorporation of Revenge Drama: 'The Adventure of Wisteria Lodge' and 'The Adventure of the Red Circle'. (49/4) 418-438.
Wynne, Catherine. Bram Stoker, Geneviève Ward and 'The Lady of the Shroud': Gothic Weddings and Performing Vampires. (49/3) 251-271. Howarth, Peter. Rupert Brooke's Celebrity Aesthetic . (49/3) 272-292. Dierkes-Thrun, Petra. Incest and the Trafficking of Women in 'Mrs. Warren's Profession': 'It Runs in the Family'. (49/3) 293-310.
Gribben, Bryn. Masculinity and Spectacle in Mew's 'A White Night': Into the Cave, Not Up the River. (49/3) 311-325.
Guy, Josephine M. Small, Ian. Reading 'De Profundis'. (49/2) 123-149. Martino, Maria Carla. Reclaiming Mrs. Wilfrid Ward's 'The Job Secretary': Metafiction and Female Authorship. (49/2) 151-167. Pease, Allison. May Sinclair, Feminism, and Boredom: 'A Dying to Live'. (49/2) 168-193.
Bogen, Anna. Compton Mackenzie, Liberal Education, and the Oxford Novel: 'Sympathy for the Normal'. (49/1) 14-30.
Young, Arlene. Character and the Modern City: George Gissing's Urban Negotiations . (49/1) 49-62.
George Eliot Review, 2006. (No.37)
Rignall, John. George Eliot and Weimar: 'An Affinity for What the World Calls 'Dull Places''. (No.37) 7-16.
Inglis, Katherine. Constanza, Constance, Custance and Emare: Romola's Medieval Ancestry. (No.37) 17-23.
Fragoso, Margaux. Imagination, Morality, and the Spectre of Sade in 'Romola' and 'Daniel Deronda'. (No.37) 25-35.
Jenkins, R.J. Laughing With George Eliot. (No.37) 36-45.
Gissing Journal, 2007. Volume 43. 2006. Volume 42.
Neacey, Markus. 'A Crazy Idea . All Gone in Smoke': George Gissing and Miss Curtis. (43/1/Jan) 2-22.
Petyt, Anthony. The Gissings' Wakefield Circle: IV - The Hick Family. (43/1/Jan) 23-33.
Grylls, David. Gissing's Revision of 'Thyrza'. (42/1/Jan) 1-17.
Neacey, Markus. Gissing's Literal Revenge and Jordan's Collected Silence in 'The Prize Lodger'. (42/1/Jan) 19-28.
Coustillas, Pierre. Arthur Bowes Again. (42/1/Jan) 28-29.
Selig, Robert L. Escape From Marriage: A Gissing Theme. (42/2/Apr) 1-11.
Coustillas, Pierre. Where 'Affable Haw' Stepped in, Or How Desmond MacCarthy Roamed on Gissing's Trail for Over Three Decades. (42/2/Apr) 12-24.
Petyt, Anthony. The Gissings' Wakefield Circle: I - The Benington and Binks Families. (42/2/Apr) 24-28.
Gissing, George. 'The Muse of the Halls'. (42/3/Jul) 1-14.
Bell, Hazel K. The Index to the Papers of Henry Ryecroft. (42/3/Jul) 14-22.
Petyt, Anthony. The Gissings' Wakefield Circle: II - The Milner Family. (42/3/Jul) 22-32.
Neacey, Markus. 'A Crazy Idea . All Gone Off in Smoke': George Gissing and Miss Curtis. (42/4/Oct) 1-14.
Petyt, Anthony. George Gissing: 'Walks About Ilkley'. (42/4/Oct)
14-28.
Petyt, Anthony. The Gissings' Wakefield Circle: III - The Banks Family. (42/4/Oct) 29, 37.
Journal of Pre-Raphaelite Studies, 2006. (Volume 15)
- Ives, Maura. The Letters of Christina Rossetti: Two New Letters. (15/Spr)
19-26.
Dieleman, Karen. Christina Rossetti, the Communion of Saints, and 'Verses'. (15/Spr) 27-49.
Fontana, Ernest. 'Too Late': The Pre-Raphaelites, Tennyson, and Browning. (15/Spr) 50-60.
Stetz, Margaret D. 'Caught in the Trap': William Morris, Machinary, and Popular Film From Charlie Chaplin to Nick Park. (15/Spr) 61-73.
Bashant, Wendy. Aesthetes and Queens: Michael Field, John Ruskin and 'Bellerphon'. (15/Spr) 74-94.
Rivers, Bryan. The 'Fiery Serpent': Typological Topography in Dante Rossitti's 'Jenny'. (15/Fall) 5-13.
Laurent, Beatrice. Hidden Iconography: in 'Found' by Dante Gabriel Rossetti. (15/Fall) 14-26.
Martin, Michael. D.G. Rossetti Receives the Manuscript of His Poems. (15/Fall) 27.
D'Amico, Diane. Christina Rossetti's Breast Cancer: 'Another Matter, Painful to Dwell Upon'. (15/Fall) 28-50.
Forrest-Thomson, Veronica. Swinburne as Poet: A Reconsideration. (15/Fall) 51-71.
Marshall, Linda E. Christina Rossetti: A Review Article. (15/Fall)
72-81.
Contreras, Jorge L. James Collinson, the Campo Santo, and the Birth of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. (15/Spr) 4-18.
Kipling Journal, 2006. (Volume 80)
- Keskar, Jane. A Day to Remember. (80/318/Jun) 8-13.
Parini, Jay. Afterword to 'A Ruddy Good Show'. (80/318/Jun) 13.
Jarman, Francis. Kipling's 'Rather Unpleasant Story'. (80/318/Jun) 15-23. Rafalski, Kazmierz. Kipling's Interest in Poland. (80/318/Jun) 24-25.
Pinney, Thomas, ed. Interviews With Rudyard Kipling (III). (80/318/Jun) 26-34.
Parlett, Graham. John Lockwood Kipling's Drawings of Indian Craftsmen. (80/318/Jun) 35-46.
Nicholls, Mark. Cormell Price's Prophesy. (80/318/Jun) 47-50.
Welch, Brenda. Rudyard Kipling's Jungle: The Casting Out and the Letting in. (80/317/Mar) 8-18.
Johnson, Jay. Rudyard Kipling's 1907 Cross-Canada Speaking Tour. (80/317/Mar) 19-31.
Pinney, Thomas. Interviews With Rudyard Kipling (II). (80/317/Mar) 32-45. MacFie, Alexander Lyon. Kipling and Orientalism. (80/317/Mar) 46-53.
Park, Clara Claiborne. Wiser and More Temperate: John Lockwood Kipling and His Son. (80/319/Sep) 9-21.
Park, David. The Silver Suttee. (80/319/Sep) 22-23.
Budoyan, Diana. The Symbolism of the Animal World in Kipling's 'The Jungle Book'. (80/319/Sep) 27-32.
Hunt, Robert R. Tracking 'The Explorer': Kipling's Adventure Poem and the Pacific Northwest. (80/319/Sep) 33-44.
Nicholls, Mark. Stalky's Image. (80/319/Sep) 48-50.
Rafalski, Kazmierz. Kipling and Conrad. (80/319/Sep) 51-52.
Lewis, Lisa A.F. Of Kim and Little Henry. (80/319/Sep) 53-55.
Wilson, Alastair. The New Readers' Guide: Compiling Notes for 'The Day's Work'. (80/319/Sep) 56-58.
Nineteenth-Century Contexts, 2006. Volume 28.
Hammond, Andrew. Imagined Colonialism: Victorian Travellers in South-East Europe . (28/2/Jun) 87-104.
Ferguson, Christine. Footnotes on Trilby: The Human Foot as Evolutionary Icon in Late Victorian Culture. (28/2/Jun) 127-144. Burton, Nick. Fraser, Hilary. Mirror Visions and Dissolving Views: Vernon Lee and the Museological Experiments of Patrick Geddes . (28/2/Jun) 145-160.
Tate, Andrew. Introduction: Victorian Life Writing . (28/1/Mar) 1-3. Colella, Silvana. Sweet Money: Cultural and Economic Value in Trollope's Autobiography . (28/1/Mar) 5-20.
Heidt1, Sarah. 'The Materials for a `Life': Collaboration, Publication, and the Carlyles' Afterlives. (28/1/Mar) 21-33.
Marsden, Simon. Imagination, Materiality and the Act of Writing in Emily Brontë's Diary Papers . (28/1/Mar) 35-47.
McPherson, Susan. On Being 'Tempted to Knit': Writing, Reviewing and Reading Biography. (28/1/Mar) 49-65.
Nineteenth-Century Literature, 2006. Volumes 61 & 60.
Cole, Sarah Rose. The Artistocrat in the Mirror: Male Vanity and Bourgeois Desire in William Makepeace Thackeray's 'Vanity Fair'. (61/2/Sep) 137-170
Tange, Andrea Kaston. Constance Naden and the Erotics of Evolution: Mating the Woman of Letters With the Man of Science. (61/2/Sep) 200-240
Earle, Bo. Policing and Performing Liberal Individuality in Anthony Trollope's 'The Warden'. (61/1/Jun) 1-31
Harrington, Emily. The Strain of Sympathy: A. Mary F. Robinson, The New Arcadia, and Vernon Lee. (61/1/Jun) 66-98
Peterson, Linda H. From French Revolution to English Reform: Hannah More, Harriet Martineau, and the 'Little Book'. (60/4/Mar) 409-450 Weiner, Stephanie Kuduk. Sight and Sound in the Poetic World of Ernest Dowson. (60/4/Mar) 481-509
Victorian Review, 2006. (Volume 32)
- Mogesen, Jannie Uhre. Fading Into Innocence: Death, Sexuality and
Moral Restoration in Henry Peach Robinson's 'Fading Away'. (32/1) 1-17.
Palmer, Sally. Projecting the Gaze: The Magic Lantern, Cultural Discipline, and 'Villette'. (32/1) 18-40.
Kane, Mary Patricia. The Uncanny Mother in Vernon Lee's 'Prince Alberic and the Snake Lady'. (32/1) 41-62.
Gillingham, Lauren. The Novel of Fashion Redressed: Bulwer-Lytton's 'Pelham' in a 19th-Century Context. (32/1) 63-85. -
Victorian Studies, 2006. (Volume 48)
- Hewitt, Martin. Why the Notion of Victorian Britain Does Make Sense.
(48/3/Spr) 395-438
Claybaugh, Amanda. Toward a New Transatlanticism: Dickens in the United States. (48/3/Spr) 439-460
Dugger, Julie M. Black Ireland's Race: Thomas Carlyle and the Young Ireland Movement. (48/3/Spr) 461-485
Vincent, Andrew. Becoming Green. (48/3/Spr) 487-504
Boardman, Kay. Charting the Golden Stream: Recent Work on Victorian Periodicals. (48/3/Spr) 505-517
Oberter, Rachel. Esoteric Art Confronting the Public Eye: The Abstract Spirit Drawings of Georgiana Houghton. (48/2/Win) 221-232
Brocklebank, Lisa. Psychic Reading. (48/2/Win) 233-239
Galvan, Jill. The Narrator as Medium in George Eliot's 'The Lifted Veil'. (48/2/Win) 240-248
Kurnick, David Empty. Houses: Thackeray's Theater of Interiority. (48/2/Win) 257-267
Bodenheimer, Rosemarie. Dickens, Fascinated. (48/2/Win) 268-276
Hack, Daniel. Revenge Stories of Modern Life. (48/2/Win) 277-286
Fluhr, Nicole. Empathy and Identity in Vernon Lee's Hauntings. (48/2/Win) 287-294
Felluga, Dino Franco. The Victorian Archive and the Disappearance of the Book. (48/2/Win) 305-319
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