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Victorian Secrets revives the works of neglected nineteenth-century writers and makes them available to the modern reader.

The editions are high quality, with scholarly introductions, contextual notes, and additional material from academics working in the field.  The text is completely reset for clarity.

Our books are available through most online booksellers, and your local friendly bookshop can easily order them in for you.  The truly impatient can visit a shop with an Expresso Book Machine and get their hands on a copy in under five minutes.

We have just published Florence Marryat’s fin-de-siecle sensation The Blood of the Vampire.  This exciting new edition includes a critical introduction from Greta Depledge, along with a wealth of contextual material.

Last month saw the release  of Mary Elizabeth Braddon’s Henry Dunbar, edited by Anne-Marie Beller.

During 2010 we will also publish George Gissing’s Demos, Helen C. Black’s Notable Women Authors of the Day, and George Moore’s A Mummer’s Wife.

If you are interested in editing a book for us, we ask you to read our guide for new editors.

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