The Small House at Allington ~ BIG READ

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From 18th April to 30th May 2022 join Trollope enthusiasts from across the world every two weeks to discuss The Small House at Allington as we read it together on Zoom.

Following the conclusion of the The Small House at Allington  BIG READ, Dr Ellen Moody will give a talk on ‘Barsetshire in Pictures’ looking at Millais’ illustrations for The Small House at Allington and the wider representation of Barsetshire in illustration and television.

We are delighted that Professor Dinah Birch, Editor of the Oxford World’s Classic’s edition of The Small House at Allington will introduce the novel on 18th April and return on 30th May for the concluding meeting.

Professor Dinah Birch CBE, BA, MA, DPhil, FRSA, FEA

Professor Dinah Birch is Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Cultural Engagement and Professor of English Literature at the University of Liverpool. She chaired REF2014 Sub-panel 29 (English Literature and Language) and was Deputy Chair of Main Panel D (Arts and Humanities), and is Chair of Main Panel D in REF 2021. External roles include chairing the Editorial Board of The Conversation (an international online journal for the dissemination of research: http://theconversation.com/uk), and serving as President of the British Association for Victorian Studies.

Dinah has published widely on Victorian fiction and poetry, and on the work of the critic John Ruskin. Her books include Our Victorian Education (2007), and she is the general editor of the Oxford Companion to English Literature (7th ed., 2009). She has published new editions of Elizabeth Gaskell’s Cranford (2011) and Anthony Trollope’s Can You Forgive Her? (2012) and The Small House at Allington (2014) with Oxford University Press. Her interest in prose style is reflected in recent essays on George Eliot, Anthony Trollope, and John Ruskin, and she has also published work on the Brontë family and 19c education. She served as a member of the Man Booker prize panel in 2012. She is a regular broadcaster and contributor to the Times Literary Supplement and London Review of Books.

Zoom meetings

  • Monday 18th April, 2022 at 8:00pm – Chapters 1-15
  • Monday 2nd May, 2022 at 8:00pm – Chapters 16-30
  • Monday 16th May, 2022 at 8:00pm – Chapters 31-45
  • Monday 30th May, 2022 at 8:00pm – Chapters 46-60
  • Monday 6th June, 2022 at 8:00pm – Barsetshire in Pictures

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