Victorian Transfictions and Transmedia Storytelling
A special issue guest edited by Erica Haugtvedt and Beth Palmer
Table of Contents
Articles
Erica Haugtvedt and Beth Palmer. Victorian Transfictions and Transmedia Storytelling
Vianna Iorio. Vanity Fair as Photoplay: An Approach to Late Victorian Transmedial Cultural Experience
Rebecca Nesvet. “Like a polish’d razor keen”: Sweeney Todd, Figaro in London and Transmedia Satire
Amanda Farage. “In different shapes and forms”: Spring-Heeled Jack and the Power of Perception in Victorian Transmedia
Taryn Hakala. Tim Bobbin Made Gradely: Transfictional Character and Lancashire Dialect Writing
Thomas Vranken and Atele Dutt. Speaking in Tongues: The Texts Haunting Stevenson’s Samoan Adaptation of “The Bottle Imp”
Erin Temple. Neo-Victorian Storyworlds and Transmedia Adaptation in Penny Dreadful
Arnold Anthony Schmidt, Erica Haugtvedt, Beth Palmer, and Rebecca Nesvet. Neo-Victorian Transmedia Storyworlds interview
Book Reviews
Helena Ifill reviews Simon Young, The Nail in the Skull and Other Victorian Urban Legends
Emma Catan reviews Louise Kane (ed.), Re-Reading the Age of Innovation: Victorians, Moderns, and Literary Newness, 1830-1950
Helena Esser reviews Sara Lodge, The Mysterious Case of the Victorian Female Detective
Helen McKenzie reviews Annachiara Cozzi, Late Victorian Literary Collaboration: Authorship, Co-Authorship, and Popular Fiction