Haunting Imperial (Non)Sense: What Cannot Be Captured in the Victorian Ghost Story Submitted by Heidi Pennington on Mon, 12/01/2025 - 10:41 December, 2025Annotated Texts 1. "At the End of the Passage" (Kipling, 1890)Tags: Ghostghostsghost storyhauntedhauntingempireimperialismHaunted Victorians Read more about Haunting Imperial (Non)Sense: What Cannot Be Captured in the Victorian Ghost StoryLog in to post comments
2. "To Let," Croker ~ Introduction Submitted by Heidi Pennington on Mon, 12/08/2025 - 16:38 December, 2025 Imperial Echoes: The Haunting of Sound, Space, and Imperialism in Bithia Mary Croker’s “To Let” Editorial Team: Brooke Armeni, Maddie Baldwin, Riley Bransford, Liv Searle Additional editorial support by Dr. Heidi L. Pennington Narrative SummaryTags: Haunted VictorianshauntingGhostghostsspiritspiritsempireimperialismCroker Read more about 2. "To Let," Croker ~ IntroductionLog in to post comments
1. "At the End of the Passage," Kipling ~ Introduction Submitted by Heidi Pennington on Mon, 12/08/2025 - 15:22 December, 2025The Impossibilities of Imperialism in Kipling’s “At the End of the Passage” Editorial Team: Trevor Costa, Chloe Holloway, Alexis Locke Additional editorial support by Dr. Heidi L. Pennington Tags: Haunted VictoriansGhostghostsspiritspiritsempireimperialshauntingKipling Read more about 1. "At the End of the Passage," Kipling ~ IntroductionLog in to post comments
3. "Herself," Braddon ~ Introduction Submitted by Heidi Pennington on Mon, 12/08/2025 - 14:55 December, 2025Reflections of Imperialism: Haunting as a Mirror for the British Empire Editorial Team: Delaney DeVack, Doria Guadagnoli, Mary Katherine Kirkwood, Sadie McClain, Amelia Ruzzi Additional editorial support by Dr. Heidi L. Pennington Tags: Haunted VictoriansGhostghostsspiritspiritsempireimperialBraddon Read more about 3. "Herself," Braddon ~ IntroductionLog in to post comments
4. "The Hungry Stones," Tagore ~ Introduction Submitted by Heidi Pennington on Mon, 12/08/2025 - 14:29 December, 2025Layers of Displacement Through Imperialism: “The Hungry Stones” “There happen more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are reported in your newspapers” (Tagore). Editorial Team: Tabitha Gruen, Laney Hein, Talon Nicosia, Olivia O’Shields, Emma Strzepek Tags: Haunted VictoriansGhostspiritghostshauntingempireimperialismTagore Read more about 4. "The Hungry Stones," Tagore ~ IntroductionLog in to post comments
Welcome to "Haunting Imperial (Non)Sense" ~ Introduction Submitted by Heidi Pennington on Sun, 12/07/2025 - 11:33 December, 2025Introduction to Haunting Imperial (Non)Sense: What Cannot Be Captured in the Victorian Ghost Story A Haunted Victorians Anthology Project ENG329: Haunted Victorians, James Madison University, fall 2025 Tags: Haunted VictorianshauntingempireimperialimperialismGhostghostsspiritspirits Read more about Welcome to "Haunting Imperial (Non)Sense" ~ Introduction Log in to post comments
What Art Dares to Do: A Gallery of Risk and Resistance-MK Submitted by Michaela Kitchen on Thu, 05/08/2025 - 00:10 Read more about What Art Dares to Do: A Gallery of Risk and Resistance-MKLog in to post comments
5. Introduction to "Herself" (Braddon, 1894) Submitted by Heidi Pennington on Mon, 12/02/2024 - 12:53 December, 2024Introduction to “Herself” by Mary Elizabeth Braddon Editorial Team: Joshua Black, Olivia Gulick, Ellis Lucas, Claire Sullivan, Jordan Whitehead Additional editing by Dr. Heidi L. Pennington Note: This introduction contains spoilers for some story events in Braddon's "Herself." Read more about 5. Introduction to "Herself" (Braddon, 1894)Log in to post comments
4. Introduction to "The Skeleton" (Tagore, 1892) Submitted by Heidi Pennington on Mon, 12/02/2024 - 12:52 December, 2024Introduction to “The Skeleton” by Rabindranath Tagore (1892) Editorial Team: Ella Jorgensen, Natalie Lopresti, Caroline McKeown, Lucy Saunders Additional editing by Dr. Heidi L. Pennington Note: This introduction contains spoilers for some story events in Tagore's "The Skeleton." Read more about 4. Introduction to "The Skeleton" (Tagore, 1892)Log in to post comments
3. Introduction to "The Open Door" (Riddell, 1882) Submitted by Heidi Pennington on Mon, 12/02/2024 - 12:49 December, 2024Introduction to “The Open Door” by Charlotte Riddell (1882) Editorial Team: Daria Ausen, Teagan Kolenbrander, Natalie Reitano, Caroline Woods Additional editing by Dr. Heidi L. Pennington Read more about 3. Introduction to "The Open Door" (Riddell, 1882)Log in to post comments