Introduction: From Satirized Silver Cutlery to the Allure of the Anti-Domestic in Nineteenth-Century Women's Writing: Silver-Fork Fiction and Its Literary Legacies

Tamara S. Wagner Silver-Forks and Double Standards: Gore, Thackeray and the Problem of Parody
April Kendra

 

History Suits the Dandy: Catherine Gore's Cecil Novels
Lauren Gillingham

 

Almack's and the Silver-Fork Novel
Cheryl A. Wilson

 

Silver-Forks and the Commodity Text: Lady Morgan and the Athenaeum
Ellen Miller Casey

 

The "lure of the fabulous": Gift-Book Beauties and Charlotte Bronte¨'s Early Heroines
Elaine Arvan-Andrews

 

A Tale of Two Dandies: Gore, Dickens and the "Social-Fork" Novel
Sarah C. Alexander

 

Silver-Fork Legacies: Sensationalizing Fashionable Fiction
Tamara S. Wagner

 

"Life that is not clad in the same coat-tails and flounces": The Silver-Fork Novel, George Eliot and the Fear of the Material
Royce Mahawatte

Mary Astell: Reason, Gender, Faith
(William Kolbrener and Michal Michelson, Eds., 2007)

Sarah Apetrei

The Collected Letters of Rosina Bulwer Lytton (3 vols.)
(Marie Mulvey-Roberts With The Assistance Of Steve Carpenter, Eds. 2008)

 

Imperialism, Reform, and the Making of Englishness in Jane Eyre

(Sue Thomas, 2008)

 

Selected Letters of Charlotte Bronte¨

(Margaret Smith, Ed., 2007)

 

Characters and Scenes: Studies in Charlotte Yonge
(Julia Courtnet and Clemence Schultze, Eds., 2007)

 

The Jewess in Nineteenth-Century British Literary Culture
(Nandia Valman, 2007)