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Happy New Year! Now that we are in 2025 why not take a look at some of the events we have coming up at the house? From talks on animal welfare to Regency dancing, there is lots to enjoy! More information and booking here eventbrite.co.uk/o/keats-house-… #thingstodo #thingstodoinlondon

We now have a buy one get one free offer on tickets for our Late Night Keats event on 6 February. Come along to find out more about the fragility of life in the 19th-century, including Keats's medical career! Booking essential via eventbrite.co.uk/e/late-night-k…

For you #regency lovers out there... yalebooksblog.co.uk/2024/05/13/geo…

Publication Announcement: BARS Review (No 60 2023-24) We are pleased to announce that the most recent double issue of the Review is now available. This issue comprises 14 reviews in total and a spotlight section on ‘Romanticism Abroad’. ⤵️ bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=5770

Call for Papers: 'Romanticism's Commons' The North American Society for the Study of Romanticism (NASSR) Conference will be held online, accessibly, and hosted by Athabasca University, on August 14-16, 2025. More info and CfP: bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=5772

The Byron Society invites applications for a PhD bursary of up to £5,000 pa. Applications are open to new and existing full-time PhD students at a UK uni & working on a thesis addressing any aspect of the life, work &/or influence of the poet Lord Byron. bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=5774

BARS Digital Symposia – Call for Expressions of Interest BARS is looking to run a series of one-day digital symposia. Along with the Digital Events, these symposia will provide spaces for more specialised topics in international conference off-years. bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=5778

CFP: Nineteenth-Century Legacies colloquium. Department of English at Royal Holloway & RHUL Centre for Victorian Studies this summer! Deadline: 15th March. See below for more details and how to submit. BAVS British Association for Romantic Studies

Our winter issue is here and free to read for a week or so. blakequarterly.org/index.php/blak… Thanks to Caroline Anjali Ritchie, Mark Crosby English Department, Annise Rogers, and Luisa Cale` for their contributions. Image: Side view of "Albion Rose" on display at Fitzwilliam Museum.

📺 Tune in tonight at 8pm for the YouTube premiere of our fabulous talk with Dinah Collin, costume designer for the iconic 1995 BBC adaptation of P&P starring Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth, in conversation with costume historian Keith Lodwick! 🔗 buff.ly/3Eet6sh

Join us next Wednesday 5 February for our next seminar. One of our own PhD researchers, Gema Silva Ferrandez, who will present her paper titled ‘Re-Imagining Byron: from Lady Caroline Lamb’s Glenarvon to 21st Century Fiction.’ 1-2pm; Teams link on request. All very welcome!

By 1800, British abolitionists had come to view the slave trade as a "dread perversion" of nature. To show how and why, I'll be reading from and discussing my new book The Unnatural Trade at the The Linnean Society of London, London, on Thurs 20 February, 6pm. Book at: eventbrite.co.uk/e/1111773116319

CfP: Nineteenth-Century Legacies (organised by BARS/BAVS Nineteenth-Century Matters Fellow 2025) Royal Holloway, in collaboration with BARS & BAVS, will host an in-person research day on Tues 3rd June bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=5781

Call for Contributors: The BARS Blog We would be excited to hear from potential contributors who would like to have their work published on the BARS Blog and shared on our popular social media pages. bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=5809

Lots of #BillyWaters events coming up over the next year or so...here are some of the highlights for your diary 🎼🎻📚 #BillyWatersIsDancing @yalebooks_history @yalebooks

Calling MUP authors, have you thought about contributing to the British Association for Romantic Studies blog? ⬇️

A "new" book series for these trying times. Please circulate widely and send us your proposals. Bloomsbury Books UK Bloomsbury U.S.

If there is anyone who might also be interested in the topic of Global Romanticism, developing from the digital event ‘The Romantic and Pedagogy in Asia’ I organized in 2023, please let me know! We could collaborate together☺️

New on the BARS Blog: Conference and Seminar Support Report: Flora Lisica on ‘Drawing Keats’s London’ at Keats House Museum for the Being Human Festival bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=5793 Keats House Museum Being Human Festival English Academics at NU London Northeastern University London