ELT Press

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FIFTY-ONE YEARS AGO, Professor Helmut E. Gerber recognized the need for a journal that would focus attention on late-Victorian and early-twentieth-century British writers. He founded English Literature in Transition, 1880-1920. Today some 1600 subscribers (online and print combinded) in many countries worldwide rely on the articles and book reviews ELT publishes annually.

ELT Press, founded in 1988, complements ELT, offering book-length studies on turn-of-the-century British writers. As scholars and librarians know, publishers readily print titles that feature the names Joyce, Conrad, Yeats, or Woolf. This neglects a host of important British authors regarded as essential to the study of the Transition era and modern literary history.

The 1880-1920 British Authors series continues to make available critical, biographical, bibliographical and primary works on Transition authors. The twenty-fourth volume in the series appears in early 2008.

The following ELT Press journals are included in Project MUSE:

• English Literature in Transition, 1880-1920