The London Reading Group met to discuss The Warden on Wednesday 3rd May 2023. Dr Sati McKenzie introduced the discussion and has kindly agreed for her talk to be published...

We have been holding our Online Conversaziones for approaching three years. Since the start of the lockdowns in 2020 we have held regular Zoom meetings every two weeks, with each...

The Trollope Society are changing our payment processor for Direct Debit payments. Our new processor, GoCardless, will be responsible for all Direct Debit collections from 19th December 2022.

Victober is a month-long readathon hosted each October all about reading Victorian literature. Trollope Society Chair, Dominic Edwardes, was interviewed by YouTube vlogger Kate Howe for Victober 2022 about Anthony Trollope...

The Rt. Hon. Sir John Major KG CH, former Prime Minister of The United Kingdom and a Vice-President of the Trollope Society, made the following statement on 8th September 2022,...

The issue of decimalisation is a running theme throughout the Palliser novels. Plantagenet Palliser strives to simplify the currency and make the country ‘count in tens’, but to no avail.

This was a period when social class and status were still rigidly defined, although a strong, and increasingly wealthy, middle class tended to have aspirations for advancement and influence.

Many Trollope enthusiasts will be fully aware of the considerable work undertaken by Professor Steven Amarnick and his team in reconstructing the original text of The Duke’s Children from the...

According to biographer Victoria Glendinning, Anthony Trollope not only did not like the celebration itself, but would go to bed on Christmas Eve pretending to be sick.

New York-based writer, traveler, and history buff, Jonathan Russo welcomes Dominic Edwardes, Chair of the Trollope Society, to discuss the uncanny similarities between Trollope's writings and today's financial world.