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Stephanie O'Rourke ART, SCIENCE, AND THE BODY IN EARLY ROMANTICISM (Cambridge, 2021) 205 pp. Reviewed by Andrei Pop on 2022-10-01 Art and Science
The bearing of science on Romantic art and literature has not always drawn the attention that it receives in this accomplished study. Click here to read the full review.

Franco Marucci GEORGE ELIOT'S 'THE LIFTED VEIL': A SEQUENTIAL AND CONTEXTUAL READING (Routledge, 2022) 238 pp. Reviewed by Mason Tattersall on 2022-09-30 Victorian Novel
This book is a welcome addition to scholarship on George Eliot's novella The Lifted Veil (1859). Click here to read the full review.

Timothy L. Carens STRANGE GODS: LOVE AND IDOLATRY IN THE VICTORIAN NOVEL (Routledge, 2022) x + 200 pp. Reviewed by Jessica Ann Hughes on 2022-09-19 Victorian Novel
Victorian culture was deeply religious. Click here to read the full review.

Alexandra Valint NARRATIVE BONDS: MULTIPLE NARRATORS IN THE VICTORIAN NOVEL (Ohio State, 2021), vii + 208 pp. Reviewed by Tobias Wilson-Bates on 2022-09-12 Victorian Novel
This book enters a rich conversation about the emergence and social significance of multiple narration. Click here to read the full review.

Rieko Suzuki THE SHELLEYS AND THE BROWNINGS: TEXTUAL RE-IMAGININGS AND THE QUESTION OF INFLUENCE (Liverpool, 2022) xii + 204 pp. Reviewed by Jane Stabler on 2022-09-12 Romantic Poetry
In her coda to this book, Rieko Suzuki explains that while it began as a study of P. Click here to read the full review.

Chris J. Thomas PACIFIC POSSESSIONS: THE PURSUIT OF AUTHENTICITY IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY OCEANIAN TRAVEL ACCOUNTS (U of Alabama P, 2021) x + 171 pp. Reviewed by Lila Marz Harper on 2022-08-19 Travel Narrative
Travel accounts often tell us more about the traveler than the place. Click here to read the full review.