I created this page for JVC a great while ago, before it had a webpage of its own, and though I've long since removed it from the Selected Journals section of the Victoria Research Web and replaced it with a link to the journal's own page, a number of sites continue to link to this one. Patrick Leary webmaster, Victoria Research Web J ournal of V ictorian C ulture Begun in the Spring of 1996, Journal of Victorian Culture is interdisciplinary and eclectic, publishing work by established scholars alongside innovative newcomers. JVC is published twice yearly by Edinburgh University Press in association with Trinity and All Saints College, Leeds and with the assistance of a distinguished group of Editorial Consultants. The journal provides an international forum for scholarly interchange and debate on all aspects of Victorian history and culture, encompassing such traditional constituents of Victorian Studies as architectural history, cultural studies, economic and social history, history of science and technology, literary studies, music, popular culture, theatre, and the visual arts.
Back issues are also available.
The editors especially welcome articles which, while focusing on one sub-discipline, are written in a style accessible across disciplines, and which seek to draw out the broader significance of their material and relate it to the wider literature of the Victorian period. Exceptions to this are that authors should use English as opposed to American spellings, and single rather than double quotation marks. Referencing should be via endnotes, with parenthetical documentation only for frequent references to a text or texts under study. Manuscripts are subjected to an anonymous refereeing process, and except for names, precise advice as to publication, and any other matter specifically identified as confidential, referee's comments are returned to authors.