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Volume 13 (2001): Issue 2 (Jun 2001): Literature, Fame, and Notoriety in the Nineteenth Century. Guest Editors: Simon Avery and Andrew Maunder

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Editorial
- Editorial
  
  By: Simon Avery and Andrew Maunder
  
  Pages: 1–6
Articles
- Of Hype and Type
  
  The Media Making of Queen Victoria 1837–1845
  
  By: John Plunkett
  
  Pages: 7–25
- Gendered Authorship, Literary Lionism and the Virtues of Domesticity
  
  Contesting Wordsworth's fame in the life writings of Harriet Martineau and Thomas Carlyle.
  
  By: David Amigoni
  
  Pages: 26–41
- 'Meteor Wreaths'
  
  Harriet Martineau, 'L.E.L', Fame and Fraser's Magazine
  
  By: Valerie Sanders
  
  Pages: 42–60
- Gender and the Politics of Literary Fame
  
  Christina Rossetti and The Germ
  
  By: Alexis Easley
  
  Pages: 61–77
- Ligginitis, Three Georges, Perie-zadeh and Spitting Critics, or 'Will the Real Mr Eliot Please Stand Up?'
  
  By: Pam Hirsch
  
  Pages: 78–97
- Not Forgotten
  
  Eliza Fenning, Frankenstein, and Victorian Chivalry
  
  By: Tim Marshall
  
  Pages: 98–114
- Fame, Notoriety and Madness
  
  Edward Bulwer-Lytton Paying the Price of Greatness
  
  By: Marie Mulvey-Roberts
  
  Pages: 115–134
Reviews
- Reviews
  
  By: Grace Moore, Gabrielle Malcolm and Stephanie Forward
  
  Pages: 135–144
Poetry
- Poetry
  
  By: Phil Kirby, Peter de Ville, Michael Bartholomew-Biggs, Gael Turnbull, Barry Cole, Derrick Buttress and Gerry Cambridge
  
  Pages: 145–151
Notes
- Contributors
  
  By: David Amigoni, Simon Avery, Alexis Easley, Pam Hirsch, Tim Marshall, Andrew Maunder, Marie Mulvey-Roberts, John Plunkett and Valerie Sanders
  
  Pages: 152–153

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