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The Readerships and Literary Cultures 1900-1950 Special Collection is a collection of 1000 early editions of popular fiction that provides a scholarly and community forum for research and personal development

Senior Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University's Humanities Research Centre

Investigating overlooked aspects of pre-1945 Germany leads to new approaches to History teaching

Dr Verdon highlights the importance of women as farmers and labourers in the 19th and 20th century

Novelist explores gender politics in science as well as the teenage voice in literature to devise her award-winning recent novel

My PhD research explored the social history of mass resettlement into one of South Africa's Bantustans, the Ciskei. It examined the variety of experiences that relocation engendered, the modes of survival that these upheavals necessitated and the political effects that this process had in bolstering the local power of Bantustan elites. This research will be published in my forthcoming monograph. I am interested in bringing some of the insights of this research to bear in contemporary and comparative contexts. I have done research on some of the more recent off-farm settlements produced as a result of farm evictions in post-apartheid South Africa.

My main research interests are in early modern literature and culture - Shakespeare, the literature of the 'long 1590s' and the relationship between the theatre and royal iconography.

Historical research underpins new plans to commemorate nineteenth-century feminists

I joined Sheffield Hallam in October 2010 after having been a temporary lecturer in France, at the University of Grenoble (2004-2006), a post-doctoral research fellow at the University of York (2006-2008) and a senior lecturer in modern history at the University of Coventry (2008-2010).

Play enables discussion of issues that can lead to extremism by touring British schools