“Book history, aesthetics, politics, gender and empire – all play a role in this compelling call to reorient romantic studies.” Jeffrey N. Cox, University of Colorado Boulder Read more

“A real treasure trove for book lovers.” Alexander McCall Smith Read more

“A textual and visual treat of collaborative scholarship, often exciting in the way it pushes the boundaries of media history.” Jon Klancher Read more

“No other text summarizes the multiple disciplinary contributions to this field across such a wide scope.” Johanna Drucker Read more

“A varied collection that demonstrates the conceptual reach as well as the disciplinary range of book history.” Leah Price Read more

“The essays in this book make a convincing case for the sorrows of celebrity, as well as its alleged charms, in the pre-photographic, pre-cinematic age.” TLS Read more

“Mole’s whole volume is exemplary, and his annotation of the Cockney School pieces is particularly full and useful […] scholars of the future will build on their pioneering work.” Richard Cronin Read more

Notes and Queries, 2017 Read more

European Romantic Review 24.3 (2013), 353-62. Read more

Oxford Bibliographies Online (2012), an annotated bibliography of c150 items, c14,000 words. Read more

Romanticism and Victorianism on the Net, 57-58 (2010 (pub. 2012)), 25 paragraphs. Read more

International Journal of Cultural Studies, 11 (2008), 343-361 Read more

Nineteenth-Century Contexts, 29.1 (2007), 17-34. Read more

M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture, 7.4 (2004). Read more

The Keats-Shelley Journal 52 (2003), 97-115. Read more

Romanticism 8.1 (2002), 18-33. Read more