1st Edition
Strangers and the Enchantment of Space in Victorian Fiction, 1830–1865
Chapter 1: Introduction: Strangers, Enchantment, and Realism
Chapter 2: Riding with Strangers: Railway Encounters in Victorian Fiction
Chapter 3: Giving to Strangers: The Charitable Home Visit in Victorian Fiction
Chapter Four: Living with Strangers: The Enchantment of Suburban Space
Chapter 5: Touring with Strangers: The Country House and Victorian Fiction
Works Cited
Biography
Kristen Pond received her Ph.D. in English from the University of North Carolina Greensboro. She is currently Associate Professor in English at Baylor University. Kristen has been awarded a fellowship from the NEH (2019), and faculty research leave (2018) and grant (2015) from Baylor University. She has numerous articles published in academic journals and books, including Nineteenth-Century Prose (2020), Victorian Periodicals Review (Spring 2020), The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Victorian Women’s Writing (2019), Dickens Studies Annual (2018), Studies in the Novel (2018), Studies in English Literature (2017), Victorian Review (2016), Brontë Studies (2016), Victorian Institute Journal (2015), Nineteenth-Century Literature (2014), Victorian Literature and Culture (2013).
