Volume 6 (2009)

• Fairy Tale and Folklore in the Nineteenth Century

  By Caroline Sumpter , Queen's University, Belfast
  (Vol. 6, April 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Boz, Ba and Derry Down Derry: Names and Pseudonyms in Victorian Literature

  By Anna Barton , Keele University
  (Vol. 6, March 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Metre, History, Context: Introduction to the Metre Matters Cluster

  By Jason David Hall , University of Exeter
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Reciprocal Scansion in Wordsworth's ‘There Was a Boy’

  By Emma Mason and Rhian Williams, University of Warwick De Montfort University
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Robert Browning's Compounds

  By Ross Wilson , University of Cambridge
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• The Internationalism of Ernest Jones's Dialectical Prosody

  By Margaret A. Loose , University of California, San Diego
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Gender and Authority in British Women Hymn-Writers’ Use of Metre, 1760–1900

  By Nancy Jiwon Cho , Nottingham Trent University
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Involuntary Metrics and the Physiology of Memory

  By Ashley Miller , Indiana University
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• ‘For the Inscape's Sake’: Sounding the Self in the Metres of Gerard Manley Hopkins

  By Summer Star , University of California, Santa Barbara
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• ‘Annotation Mapping’ and What it Means: Developing the Gladstone Catalogue as a Resource for the History of Reading

  By Matthew Bradley , University of Liverpool
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass