Introduction: Locating Radcliffe
Andrew Smith and Mark Bennett
1. Radcliffe, George Robinson and Eighteenth-Century Print Culture: Beyond the Circulating Library
JoEllen DeLucia
2. The Surprising Mrs Radcliffe: Udolpho’s Artful Mysteries
Robert Miles
3. Radcliffe’s Aesthetics: Or, the Problem with Burke and Lewis
Andrew Smith
4. The Masquerade in Ann Radcliffe’s The Mysteries of Udolpho and The Italian
Jakub Lipski
5. "As Like as Peppermint Water is to Good French Brandy": Ann Radcliffe and Hester Lynch Salusbury (Thrale) Piozzi
Marianna D’Ezio
6. Ann Radcliffe’s Commonplace Book: Assembling the Female Body and the Material Text
Cheryl L. Nixon
7. Radcliffe’s Poetic Legacy: Female Confinement in the "Gothic Sonnet"
Olivia Loksing Moy
Biography
Andrew Smith is Professor of Nineteenth-Century English Literature at the University of Sheffield, UK. His published books include Gothic Radicalism: Literature, Philosophy and Psychoanalysis in the Nineteenth Century (2000), Victorian Demons: Medicine, Masculinity and the Gothic at the Fin-de-Siècle (2004), Gothic Literature (2007, revised 2013), The Ghost Story 1840–1920: A Cultural History (2010), and Gothic Death 1740–1914: A Literary History (2016). He is a past president of the International Gothic Association.
Mark Bennett completed his PhD at the University of Sheffield, UK, on the relationship between travel writing and Gothic fiction in Radcliffe and other eighteenth-century authors. He currently works in student communications and HE policy. His publications include work on Ann Radcliffe, travel writing, and Victorian popular fiction.
