1. Growth of Novels In The Victorian Age
... form, "cheap editions" and "railway editions," the equivalent of modern paperbacks, distributed through national chains of booksellers, as well as in more expensive collected editions. The dominance of the novel in this age of print emerged also from the intimate connection between the particular form of the Victorian novel, which can best be called "realism," with the desires, aspirations, and anxieties of its readers. ... an editor, he rejected an Elizabeth Barrett Browning poem because it employed the word harlot. Thackeray became in 1860 the first editor of the Cornhill Magazine, for...
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