Special Periodicals Exhibition: The Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library, The University of Michigan, 7th Floor, throughout the conference.

7:00 p.m.: Board Meeting, Zanzibar Restaurant, 216 State Street, (734) 994-7777.

• ‘For the English Public’: Art, Philanthropy and the Periodical Press 1880-1900 (Meghan Clarke, University of Sussex)
• Communicating Change: A Study of Architectural Reporting in the Illustrated London News (Carol A. Flores, College of Architecture and Planning, Ball State University)
• The Periodical as Cultural Bellwether in Fin-de-Siecle England and Japan (Thomas J. Tobin, The William Morris Society)

• Unimagined Allegiances and Commonalties: Interpreting Eliza Lynn Linton’s and Sarah Grand’s Essays through the Lens of Journalism (Andrea Broomfield, Johnson County Community College)
• The Perils of Periodical Publication: Literary Darwinism and the Woman Reader in the Sensational Sixties (Laurie Garrison, Birkbeck College, University of London)
• Beautiful For Ever! Madame Rachel, Madame Sara, and the Sorceress of the Strand (Elizabeth Miller, University of Wisconsin)

• The Serial Reading Process (Andrea Kaston Tange, Eastern Michigan University)
• Using Victorian Periodicals in a Modern Drama Course (Julianne Smith, Pepperdine University)
• Using Dickens’s Hard Times in its Periodical Context (Jennifer Phegley, University of Missouri-Kansas City)
• Teaching the Victorian Public Sphere Using Periodicals (Dallas Liddle, Augsburg College)
• Victorian Periodicals and their Readers (Susan D. Bernstein, University of Wisconsin- Madison)

• The Author as Post-Romantic: Periodical Journalism and the Origins of Martineau’s Career (Linda Peterson, Yale University)
• Harriet Martineau, Health, and Journalism (Maria Frawley, University of Delaware)
• Harriet Martineau’s Periodical Writing on Slavery (Deborah Logan, Western Kentucky University)

• Lloyd’s Most Popular Serialized Novels: A Study in Oppression (Juliette Berning Schaefer, Ohio Dominican College)
• Reading Servants: Mass Literacy and the Servant Problem in Punch Magazine (Jean Fernandez, University of Iowa)
• Reynolds’s Weekly Newspaper: Mid-Nineteenth Century Radicalism and the Queen (Anne Humpherys, City University of New York)

• A Savage Debate: Victorian Anthropology in the Periodical Press (Roger A. Pauley, University of Central Arkansas)
• Vivisection: Crucial or Cruel? Literature and the Creation of Anxiety (Lynne Crockett, New York University)

• ‘The Way We Dress Now’: Image, Reason and Economics in the Fashion Debates of the Fin-de-Siecle (Barbara Onslow, University of Reading)
• Mr. Jorrocks’s Lost Sporting Magazine (Troy Gregory, University of Western Ontario)

• Fraser’s ‘Calumniated Women’ and Scandal as Commodity (Kathryn Ledbetter, Southwest Texas State University)
• Across the Cultural Divide: newspaper Texts in the Sherlock Holmes Stories (Edward H. Cohen, Rollins College)
• From Bos to Boz: How Sondheim’s Sweeney is More Dickens than Prest (Sharon Aronofsky Weltman, Louisiana State University)

• Richard Fulton, Whatcom Community College
• Alex Nalbach, Saginaw Valley State University
• Teresa Mangum, University of Iowa