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...

We are deeply saddened by the news that playwright Henry Ong passed away on 29th September. Henry was a wonderful friend to the Trollope Society for many years and adapted...

Members of the Society who attended the annual lecture last year given by Frederik van Dam will have seen excerpts from his interview with one of the most important literary...

One of the nice things if, like me, you are a Victorian trapped in the 21st century is the network of blogs about the era. You can wander from one...

The Annual Meeting of the Alliance of Literary Societies took place last weekend at Haworth on the bleak Yorkshire Moors as guests of the Bronte Society who are celebrating the bicentenary of...