Dr Anna Beer writes about the task she took on, after her husband's death, in bringing to publication the book he was working on when he died. Dr Beer has also kindly donated a copy of Austen, Dickens & Co. for a Prize Draw.

I have read Barchester Towers five times and have promptly forgotten the details each time. I am left with only a sense of easy reading and good construction. I am...

The Trollope Society is a member of the Alliance of Literary Societies, the umbrella organisation for literary societies and groups in the UK. We are delighted to share the ALS...

The Society is delighted to have finally created what we hope will be the most accurate and definitive version of ‘The Beloved County’ to date. Available to purchase from 1st September, 2020.

This article was first published on Addressing Health on 24th April 2020. Today would have been Anthony Trollope’s 205th birthday. As Trollope ranks amongst some of the most famous literary figures...

People across the world are looking to loose themselves in a long read. Stuck at home in a prolonged lock-down many of us are finding that reading provides a welcome...

Callalay Castle and the inspiration for Trollope's novel The Claverings

Anthony Trollope never ceases to astonish me - surely he must be the only popular novelist who counts a saint among his world-wide fan club of Trollopians.

The members of the Trollope Prize committee at the University of Kansas are pleased to announce the winners of the 2019 Trollope Prize. Undergraduate Prize The winner of the undergraduate prize is...

[Mr Scarborough’s family] – cynical, and for its period, daring – shows the power of sustained and dexterous raillery. Michael Sadleir 'Trollope: A Commentary', 1927 So the question is… who is laughing...