Bonnie Latimer is Lecturer in English at the University of Plymouth, UK.

'... [an] accessible and insightful analysis of Richardson’s works in a text that makes an important contribution to eighteenth-century gender and literary studies.' Review of English Studies ’This study is relevant for any scholar working on Richardson, eighteenth-century literary history, or the rise of the novel ... Latimer offers one of the most significant reassessments of Grandison in recent years that will have critics rethinking its relationship to Richardson’s predecessors and its contribution to his successors.’ Studies in the Novel ’Latimer’s book is an erudite, original, and provocative contribution to Richardson studies and to scholarship on the novel more generally. ...Latimer’s book makes a convincing and sophisticated argument for [Grandison’s] central place in the development of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century prose fiction.’ BARS Review

• Contents: Introduction: pigtails and Pope's poetry; The modern individual; The manhood of the mind; The moral economy; The practice of piety; The intimate contract; Afterword; Bibliography; Index.

Bonnie Latimer is Lecturer in English at the University of Plymouth, UK.

'... [an] accessible and insightful analysis of Richardson’s works in a text that makes an important contribution to eighteenth-century gender and literary studies.' Review of English Studies ’This study is relevant for any scholar working on Richardson, eighteenth-century literary history, or the rise of the novel ... Latimer offers one of the most significant reassessments of Grandison in recent years that will have critics rethinking its relationship to Richardson’s predecessors and its contribution to his successors.’ Studies in the Novel ’Latimer’s book is an erudite, original, and provocative contribution to Richardson studies and to scholarship on the novel more generally. ...Latimer’s book makes a convincing and sophisticated argument for [Grandison’s] central place in the development of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century prose fiction.’ BARS Review

• Contents: Introduction: pigtails and Pope's poetry; The modern individual; The manhood of the mind; The moral economy; The practice of piety; The intimate contract; Afterword; Bibliography; Index.

Bonnie Latimer is Lecturer in English at the University of Plymouth, UK.

'... [an] accessible and insightful analysis of Richardson’s works in a text that makes an important contribution to eighteenth-century gender and literary studies.' Review of English Studies ’This study is relevant for any scholar working on Richardson, eighteenth-century literary history, or the rise of the novel ... Latimer offers one of the most significant reassessments of Grandison in recent years that will have critics rethinking its relationship to Richardson’s predecessors and its contribution to his successors.’ Studies in the Novel ’Latimer’s book is an erudite, original, and provocative contribution to Richardson studies and to scholarship on the novel more generally. ...Latimer’s book makes a convincing and sophisticated argument for [Grandison’s] central place in the development of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century prose fiction.’ BARS Review

• Contents: Introduction: pigtails and Pope's poetry; The modern individual; The manhood of the mind; The moral economy; The practice of piety; The intimate contract; Afterword; Bibliography; Index.