Over this summer research season, we thought we'd share some of what we've been up to on the Advances team.

@drhannahlscott.bsky.social (recordings reviews) has been on an historic costume course, & having a dalliance with the 18thc. of which we just about approve since the dress is rather fancy.

Research find of the day:

Cat Musketeers - Chats Mousquetaires - at the Paris mid-Lentan costume parade, 1894.

All for one, nightmares for all.

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Because you can never have enough 19th-century content on social media - we're also now over on Instagram!

Find us @advances_in_19thc_research 😀

Have you been watching the new #JaneAusten 'Rise of a Genius' documentary on #BBC2? Got thoughts?

Love it or loathe it, we'd be chuffed if you'd review it for us here at Advances in Nineteenth-Century Research.

Email hannah.scott at ncl.ac.uk for more details.

Ever want to review something from/inspired by the 19th century that isn't a book - like a film, TV series, podcast, documentary, music recording, or other recorded media?

That's handy - we have a recordings reviews editor (me!) Do get in touch with proposals and queries ⬇️

Is there a long 19th-century-ish book you'd like to review? Or have you written one? We've got an editor for that!

Meet Nathan Bossoh @nathanbossoh.bsky.social - book reviews editor here at Advances in Nineteenth-Century Research.

Got an opinion piece on the boil?

Meet @dremilyvincent.bsky.social - our Forums Editor: she is commissioning bold, informed discussions of topical, controversial, or neglected research questions in long 19th century studies around the work.

Looking for a venue for that inspiring 19th-century-esque article you're writing? Look no further!

Paul Watt is our General Editor with responsibility for articles - get in touch here: www.tandfonline.com/journals/ran...

Good morning all!
We'd love you all to meet Karen Sayer, our Practica Editor here at Advances.

What is a practicum? It's the how, what, why & where of teaching the nineteenth century - & Karen would love to see proposals for reflective pieces, provocations, best practice, resources, & more
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Got an idea for a special issue inspired by the long 19th century around the world and its legacies?

Allow us to introduce our fantastic General Editor Effram Sera-Shriar, also in charge of our Special Issues.

Today, we're delighted to introduce the next member of our Editorial team here at Advances in Nineteenth-Century Research:

General Editor, Kirstin Mills, from Macquarie University Australia 📚

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Welcome, new followers, it's a pleasure to see you.

Over the next few months, we're going to introduce the team here at Advances in Nineteenth-Century Research.

First, our General Editor, Prof Bennett Zon 👋

It's time for..... *drumroll* ......our first #funfactfriday!

Why not @ us with a fun fact from your research, and we'll give it a repost?

I'll start: fun fact - did you know early smallpox vaccination sessions were attended by a live cow to supply super-fresh cowpox puss? Lovely.