Braddon Association

The Braddon Association promotes the life and work of the 19th century author Mary Elizabeth Braddon. Tweets by @janine_hatter, @anna_brecke, @MadeleineSeys.

[Girls' Own advice @GirlsOwn]

And for this week’s caption contest, sadly @GirlsOwn lacks football #Lionesses illustrations, but I’m told cricket is practically the same thing.

Remember to include #GirlsOwnCC and please give lots of ❤️s to your fellow competitors’ best captions.

[Braddon Association @braddoninfo]

@DrGtrombone No it can’t be

[Adelle Hay @AdelleLHay]

The final speaker in Panel 12 is Helen McKenzie @H_McKenzie_, whose paper is titled "Braddon, Belgravia and the Contamination at the Heart of Serialisation' #VPFAPurity

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More fantastic scholarship on our favourite author, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, has come out - grab a drink, put your feet up and enjoy!

[Dr Janine Hatter @Janine_Hatter]

So pleased to announce that the #MEBraddon special issue I co-edited with @amb1860 is now out! Thank you to our wonderful contributors, peer reviewers and Women's Writing for bringing this to fruition https://t.co/CsnJB3P8qQ

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Do you have a recent publication on #MEBraddon? Let us know so we can add it to the Braddon Association Bibliography! https://t.co/TJUMPPJVZ1

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@smolswordrider @RookTheBird You can read a brief bio of Braddon on our website. She lived with her publisher, John Maxwell, for years before they were able to get married and have 5 children together. Our website is here: https://t.co/680Cv8k2sq

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@drchrislouttit Indeed it is a tough one - not much out there at all. But I'll pass over your info Chris!

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We have someone asking about author John Pitman, who published 'Ejected by a Ghost' in #MEBraddon's *Belgravia Annual* in 1869/70. Can anyone help out? #AcademicTwitter #AcademicHelp

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@Greatnorthroad2 Hahaha, poor Shepherd's Bush residents! I've not come across that before but maybe @amb1860 @drchrislouttit @anna_brecke will have noticed this...

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Update: start time is 7.30 BST!

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Look what's happening next week: live readings of two of #MEBraddon's ghost tales. Curl up with a hot drink and settle in for some wonderful ghost stories. Find out more here: https://t.co/x6pyAbk9vL

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Well this is exciting news!!! Another Braddon novel coming into print to make it much more accessible. So far it's only available in the original serial publication.

[Factory Gothic @factorygothic]

Super excited to now have official word that I'll have the benefit of two terrific @HonorsUML students working with me this summer through a great undergraduate fellowship program. They will help me edit a long out-of-print "Factory Girl" novel by Mary Elizabeth Braddon.

[AVSA @AusVicStudAssoc]

The Australasian Journal of Victorian Studies is looking for #VictorianStudies reviewers for a range of exciting new titles. See our Facebook page for details and contact our reviews editor Alison Bedford at [email protected] #VictorianLiterature #OpenAccessPublishing

[AVSA @AusVicStudAssoc]

We’re thrilled to be involved in Australia’s Triennial Literary Studies Convention this year! It will be an entirely digital event and encourages participants from near and far. Proposals due 27 January 2021 #cfp #LiteraryStudies #LiteraryHistory #VictorianStudies

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@ICVWW @cccu_humanities She only got so far in, which suggests it was written right near the end of her life, so 1915-ish.

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@HumLib_cccu @cccu_humanities @ICVWW And no, not many typos at all!

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@HumLib_cccu @cccu_humanities @ICVWW It's a great account of her younger days!! Although she only gets up to the age of 8 she has some key remembrances that shape her later years and her writing career.

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@scottcthompson_ Ping @MadeleineSeys

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So good to see more of #MEBraddon's work getting discussed! Her supernatural and ghostly tales are perfect #Halloween reading!

[Something Strange And Terrible @SSATPodcast]

👋🏻 Hello @braddoninfo, as fellow Braddon admirers, it would be an honour if you’d give this new podcast dedicated to the ghost stories of MEB a listen. 🙏🏻 📖🕯

https://t.co/xIaKP345BT

[Literary Britain @literarybritain]

The gatehouse at Ingatestone Hall in #Essex. Victorian writer of popular fiction, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, was a visitor here in 1861 and set part of her most renowned novel, Lady Audley's Secret here. @Ingatestone_UK @braddoninfo