We are interested in reviews of the following books, although we’re also interested in hearing about any other titles relevant to the aims of the society. Please contact Will Tattersdill, BSLS Reviews Editor, at bslsreviews@gmail.com if you would like to review one of these books or any other book. Please note that where possible we will negotiate with the publisher to provide you with access to a physical book, but that some publishers only offer electronic copies.
- Fenella Greig Heckscher, Jane Colden’s Botanic Manuscript, 2026
- Joseph Fletcher, William Blake as Natural Philosopher, 2026
- Mandy-Suzanne Wong, Daughter of Mother-of-Pearl, 2026
- Christian R. Gelder, The Search for a Science of Verse, 1880 to the Present, 2026
- Tara Lee, William Blake and Romantic Biology, 2026
- Sophie Chiari, Shakespeare’s Ecology of Natural Resources, 2025
- ed. by Anton Kirchhofer and Karsten Levihn-Kutzler, Science, Culture, and Postcolonial Narratives, 2025
- Liliane Campos, Entangled Life in Twenty-First-Century Fiction: A Multi-Scalar Poetics, 2026
- Richard Marggraf-Turley, Fantastic Shapes: Topology and Textuality in Romantic Poetry, 2026
- Giulio J. Pertile, Hexameral Poetics: Process and Vitality in Early Modern Literature, 2026
- Will Tattersdill, The Social Dinosaur, 2026
- Mila Daskalova, The Nineteenth-Century Asylum Periodical: Britain, America and Beyond, 2026
- ed. by John Holmes, Jenni G Halpin, and Aura Heydenreich, Literature and Science in the Public Sphere (special issue of Public Humanities)
- Antonio J. Ferraro, Moral Storytelling in Illness Narratives, 2026
- Sofia Varino, The Unlively: Protesting Fossil Fuel Pollution with David Buckel, 2026
- Sebastian Egholm Lund, Changing the Climate at the Fin de Siècle, 2026
- Samantha Hind, Speculative Flesh Ecologies: Flesh, Indistinction and Speculative Fiction, 2026
- Reece Goodall, ed., Horror Spoofs and Parodies: Dying of Laughter, 2026
