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Published for the first time by Juvenilia Press: Tristram Jones by Edmund Gosse
A celebration of a manuscript archived in Cambridge University Library, this edition of a Victorian coming-of-age story offers a new insight into the life and work of Edmund Gosse, author of Father and Son (1907). Launched at Clare Hall, Cambridge, by Adrian Poole (Emeritus Professor of English Literature and a Fellow of Trinity College) on 30 November 2022. Editors Christine Alexander and Kathy Rees were delighted to welcome students, academics, and interested readers to this popular event.
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Tristram Jones by Edmund Gosse
Juvenilia Press
publishes early works by a variety of writers such as
Jane Austen, Charlotte Brontë, Lewis Carroll, Charles Dickens, Philip
Larkin and Margaret Atwood. Its scholarly editions of early writings by
children and adolescents (up to the approximate age of twenty) provide
a window on the writer's development and engaging glimpses of the young
genius at work.
Combining scholarship with pedagogy, Juvenilia Press involves students in the work of editing, annotating, designing and illustrating, under the supervision of established scholars from Britain, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Spain, Switzerland, the United States, and Australia. Juvenilia Press is proud to showcase this work. Student essays on the editing and publication process, as well as collections of illustrations, can be accessed from the links at left. Juvenilia Press is a non-profit international initiative hosted by the Faculty of Arts, Design and Architecture, UNSW.
Juvenilia Press has been instrumental in establishing the new International Society of Literary Juvenilia
Margaret Atwood speaks about her early writings published by Juvenilia Press
The Seventh International Literary Juvenilia Conference was held virtually at UNSW Sydney in July 2022. This year's theme was Literary Juvenilia, material imagination and 'things'
2022 International Literary Juvenilia Conference Report
Nominated for William MB Berger Prize for British Art History
Juvenilia Press is proud to announce that our edition, Waterloo Diary: Woman Battle Artist in Training by Elizabeth Thompson Butler (2016), has been nominated for the prestigious William MB Berger Prize for British Art History. The prize was established in 2001 by the Berger Collection Educational Trust and The British Art Journal for excellence in the field of British art history. We are delighted to receive this recognition, which is a great encouragement for our non-profit scholarly project of introducing students and others to the early creativity of artists and writers! Congratulations to Emeritus Professor Juliet McMaster, and to her postgraduate students at the University of Alberta for producing this wonderful edition.
L-R: Postgraduate Student Editor Adela Burke; JP Canada Assistant Amy Stafford; Emeritus Professor Christine Alexander (UNSW); Mentor Editor and Emeritus Professor Juliet McMaster (University of Alberta). Absent Student Editors: Sarah Bezan, Brandi Goddard, Yifan Li, and Kaarina Mikalson.
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