The House of Help: Sheffield’s home for ‘friendless girls’
MA students in the School of English are provided with the...
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The Ghosts of Cold War Sheffield
MA students in the School of English are provided with the...
Exploring the Archives: Capturing the Criminal in Victorian Sheffield
MA students in the School of English are provided with the opportunity of...
“Writing has nothing to do with pretty views”: reflections on the work of Barry Hines (1939-2016)
Barry Hines is rightly lauded for his role in writing the...
Literature of the English Country House: Nostell Priory and the 18th-Century Private Library
Learners on Literature of the English Country House this week are...
Literature of the English Country House: Servants, Residents and Travelling Players in the 17th Century
As learners prepare to embark on the second week of ‘Literature...
Literature of the English Country House: Gloves and the Archive
White gloves in the archive (or rather, their absence) have been...
Literature of the English Country House: Exploring the Archive at Chatsworth House
Hannah Moss, who is currently undertaking an MA in Eighteenth-Century studies...
Literature of the English Country House: Co-Lead Educator Jim Fitzmaurice Previews the New Course
“In the first companion blog post to ‘The Literature of the...
Haven’t Things Changed? (and other reflections on my first year of research)
A full year has gone by since I registered as a...
