Authorship Commerce And The Public Scenes Of Writing 1750-1850

List Of Tables List Of Plates Acknowledgements Notes On The Contributors Introduction: P.garside, E.j.clery & C.franklin Part I: Authorship Anne Grant And The Professionalization Of Privacy; P.perkins Women Poets And Anonymity In The Romantic Era; P.r.feldman Walter Scott: Anonymity And The Unmasking Of The Harlequin; C.lamont James Hogg And His Publishers: The Queens Wake And Queen Hynde; D.s.mack Author And Community: John Clare And John Taylor; P.chirico Part Ii: Commerce Eliza Haywood And The Discourse Of Taste; R.w.jones Camilla In The Market Place: Moral Marketing And Feminist Editing In 1796 And 1802; S.salih Economics, Expertise, Enterprise And The Literary Scene: The Commercial Management Ethos In British Circulating Libraries; C.skelton-foord Popular Romanticism?: Publishing, Readership And The Making Of Literary History; B.colbert Part Iii: The Pubic Cultures Of Print: Mass Markets And Theories Of The Liberal Public Sphere; J.stoddart 'the Hastings Circle': Writers And Writing In Calcutta In The Last Quarter Of The Eighteenth Century; M.j.franklin A 'memorable Grave': The Abject Subtext Of Charles Lloyds Edmund Oliver; P.keen State Patronage And The Romantic Writer: Henry Taylors Modest Proposal; W.christie Index