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Hard Times"Graham Law's edition of Hard Times is the most useful edition for teaching Dickens that I have seen." - Barry V. Qualls, Rutgers University Read More |
Harrington"Susan Manly's new edition of Harrington , the first modern edition of Maria Edgeworth's fascinating tale of the psychology and politics of prejudice, is wonderful." - Judith W. Page, University of Florida Read More |
Hauntings and Other Fantastic Tales"A veritable Italy of the mind." - Regenia Gagnier, University of Exeter Read More |
Heart and Science"Broadview Press has quickly become a leader in the field of producing the best editions of canonical and non-canonical nineteenth-century British literary texts, and Steve Farmer's Heart and Science is no exception." -Rick Simmons, University of South Carolina Read More |
Heart of Darkness - Second Edition"[This edition is] far better than anything else on the market today." - Craig Keating, Langara College Read More |
Henry IV, Part OneRosemary Gaby provides an engaging guide to the real-life sources, literary contexts, and performance history of one of Shakespeare’s most beloved—and contentious—plays. Read More |
Her Kind"Professor Cahill's reinvention of these myths is brilliant and salutory." - Professor David Ball, Smith College Read More |
Herland and Related Writings"While numerous editions of Herland have appeared in the years since the novel's recovery, Beth Sutton-Ramspeck's Herland and Related Writings will prove an invaluable resource for scholars and students alike." - Cynthia Davis, University of South Carolina, Columbia Read More |
Hermsprong"Perkins' introduction is perceptive and intelligent, balancing genuine enthusiasm for the novel with a judicious assessment of its place in literary history." - Jane Hodson, University of Sheffield Read More |
