We are delighted to announce that this year’s Mary Eliza Root Prize winner is: Jessica Cox, Brunel University London Jessica Cox is currently researching her […] Read More
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The Victorian Popular Fiction Association (VPFA) Mentorship Scheme connects established researchers with scholars at any stage working in Victorian popular fiction and related fields. Through […] Read More
A free festive celebration of Victorian popular fiction, ghosts, and all things wonderfully Gothic! The Victorian Popular Fiction Association(VPFA) is delighted to announce a new […] Read More
18 November, 16:00-17:00 | hybrid For more information, please email Prof. Sarah Parker Join us to celebrate the publication of a new book by Dr […] Read More
A Joint Study day with RSVP Online, 5th-6th February This online study day, the first co-organized by the Research Society for Victorian Periodicals (RSVP) and […] Read More
The Victorian Popular Fictions Journal (VPFJ) is seeking to expand its pool of expert reviewers. As we continue to investigate the “hidden” aspects of nineteenth-century […] Read More
VPFA is proud to be partnering with Gale to provide a digital humanities workshop FREE for all members. Excitingly, this comes with a generous offer […] Read More
Nickianne Moody Memorial Lecture: Tuesday 24th March 2026, 4-6pm, Moot Room, John Foster Building, LJMU – or remotely on Teams Dr Teresa Fitzpatrick, Manchester Metropolitan University […] Read More
We are delighted to announce that submission are open for our 2027 Special Issue of VPFJ: “Human–Animal Relations in Victorian Popular Literature and Culture,” edited […] Read More
“Channels and Chokepoints: Tracing the Pathways of Long Nineteenth-Century Indian Fiction” Sponsored by the NAVSA Empire & Colonialism Caucus In line with ongoing calls by […] Read More