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“Et tu, Drood?”: Rivalry, Identity, and the Undercover Personas of Wilkie Collins and Charles Dickens in Dan Simmons’s Drood (2009) Kathryne Ford The Australian National University Wilkie...
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The Transformation of Victorian Monsters: Wilkie Collins’ Heart and Science and Gail Carriger’s Neo-Victorian ‘Parasol Protectorate’ Series Melissa Purdue Minnesota State University, Mankato In...
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“I Have at Last Discovered Something”: Wilkie Collins and the Neo-Victorian Female Detective Beth Sherman CUNY Graduate Center To many people, Wilkie Collins will always be best-known for inventing...
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The Moonstone in the Smoke: Reading for Erasure in Phillip Pullman’s Neo-Sensation Novel in the Age of #MeToo Kimberly Cox Chadron State College Despite its overt indebtedness to Wilkie Collins’s The...
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“The Story Seems of an Almost Unbelievable Romanticism”: Agatha Christie’s Parodic Emptying of Wilkie Collins’s Foreign Conspiracies Indu OhriUniversity of Virginia [Hercule Poirot] had finished his...
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Contributor Biographies – Neo-Victorian Collins Special Issue Jessica Cox Kimberly Cox is Assistant Professor at Chadron State College where she teaches courses in British literature, composition, and...
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Introduction –Neo-Victorian Collins: Legacies and Afterlives Claire O’Callaghan and Jessica Cox Loughborough University and Brunel University London This special issue of The Wilkie Collins Journal...
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View ArticleIsabel’s Blue Spectacles: The Optics of Affect in East Lynne
Megan Nash In the famously improbable storyline of Ellen Wood’s East Lynne (1860–1), the disgraced protagonist Lady Isabel returns to the home she has abandoned, disguised as the dowdy governess Madame...
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