Helen Stark is an early-career researcher working at Newcastle University as a seminar tutor. She is secretary of the British Association for Romantic Studies and administrator for the 'Voices and Books, 1500-1800' AHRC-funded network. Helen's PhD focused on the relationship between the man of feeling and national identities in European literature 1761-1817. Her new research project will focus on the politics of memorialisation in early nineteenth-century literature.
by Helen Stark, Newcastle University In September 2013 I was lucky enough to spend 5 days in the Pforzheimer Collection at the New York Public Library, largely – despite the myriad treasures there – consulting … Continue reading
