Conflicting Views on Transnational Femininity in “The Black Bag Left on a Doorstep," by Christopher Steene
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Criticism
The “MISSING!” and the Murdered: Women of Victorian London and the Rise of Popular Crime, by Maddie Schutte
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The Ludgate Magazine and The Experiences of Loveday Brooke, Lady Detective, by Bridget Schmid
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Spiritualism and Detection: Debunking a Catching Fad in “The Ghost of Fountain Lane," by Cecelia Schneeman
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Embodied Rationality in The Experiences of Loveday Brooke, Lady Detective, by Delaney Sacia
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Detective Fiction and Scientific Advancements of the Victorian Era
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The Experiences of C. L. Pirkis, Lady Author, by Cheniqua Morrison
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Deception and Assumptions in “The Redhill Sisterhood," by Ben Morris
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Quiet Power: An Introduction to Catherine Louisa Pirkis’s “Drawn Daggers," by Pacifico Lobianco
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The Critical Reception of Catherine Pirkis’s The Experiences of Loveday Brooke through a Feminist Lens, by Ellie Lange
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