Marijn S Kaplan is Professor of World Languages, Literatures, & Cultures at the University of North Texas. Research interests include eighteenth-century French women writers, epistolary fiction, correspondence, cultural studies and gender studies. 'Illustrating a Woman's Text in a Man's World: The Art of Visualizing Madame Riccoboni', Image & Narrative (2014) and Translations and Continuations: Riccoboni and Brooke, Graffigny and Roberts (Chawton House Library: Women's Novels, 2011).

"The present volume is a welcome addition to scholarship on Cottin, and it will no doubt stimulate further research on an important yet overlooked author. (...) Kaplan demonstrates her unparalleled skills as editor and scholar, her thorough knowledge of Cottin's life and works, and her expertise in eighteenth-century novels, especially those by women."- Samia I. Spencer, Auburn University in New Perspectives on the Eighteenth Century. 14:1, Spring 2017"Edited by Marijn S. Kaplan, Malvina is a welcome addition to the ongoing Chawton House Library Series: Women’s Novels. (...) Malvina will be of great interest to scholars working on tracing the transnational connections between women writers as well as those inter ested in literary adaptations and Scottish literature"- JoEllen DeLucia, Central Michigan University in Eighteenth-Century Fiction. 29:3, Spring 2017

• Introduction Select Bibliography Note on the Text Malvina Volume I Volume II Volume III Volume IV Editorial Notes Silent Corrections Textual Variants

Marijn S Kaplan is Professor of World Languages, Literatures, & Cultures at the University of North Texas. Research interests include eighteenth-century French women writers, epistolary fiction, correspondence, cultural studies and gender studies. 'Illustrating a Woman's Text in a Man's World: The Art of Visualizing Madame Riccoboni', Image & Narrative (2014) and Translations and Continuations: Riccoboni and Brooke, Graffigny and Roberts (Chawton House Library: Women's Novels, 2011).

"The present volume is a welcome addition to scholarship on Cottin, and it will no doubt stimulate further research on an important yet overlooked author. (...) Kaplan demonstrates her unparalleled skills as editor and scholar, her thorough knowledge of Cottin's life and works, and her expertise in eighteenth-century novels, especially those by women."- Samia I. Spencer, Auburn University in New Perspectives on the Eighteenth Century. 14:1, Spring 2017"Edited by Marijn S. Kaplan, Malvina is a welcome addition to the ongoing Chawton House Library Series: Women’s Novels. (...) Malvina will be of great interest to scholars working on tracing the transnational connections between women writers as well as those inter ested in literary adaptations and Scottish literature"- JoEllen DeLucia, Central Michigan University in Eighteenth-Century Fiction. 29:3, Spring 2017

• Introduction Select Bibliography Note on the Text Malvina Volume I Volume II Volume III Volume IV Editorial Notes Silent Corrections Textual Variants

Marijn S Kaplan is Professor of World Languages, Literatures, & Cultures at the University of North Texas. Research interests include eighteenth-century French women writers, epistolary fiction, correspondence, cultural studies and gender studies. 'Illustrating a Woman's Text in a Man's World: The Art of Visualizing Madame Riccoboni', Image & Narrative (2014) and Translations and Continuations: Riccoboni and Brooke, Graffigny and Roberts (Chawton House Library: Women's Novels, 2011).

"The present volume is a welcome addition to scholarship on Cottin, and it will no doubt stimulate further research on an important yet overlooked author. (...) Kaplan demonstrates her unparalleled skills as editor and scholar, her thorough knowledge of Cottin's life and works, and her expertise in eighteenth-century novels, especially those by women."- Samia I. Spencer, Auburn University in New Perspectives on the Eighteenth Century. 14:1, Spring 2017"Edited by Marijn S. Kaplan, Malvina is a welcome addition to the ongoing Chawton House Library Series: Women’s Novels. (...) Malvina will be of great interest to scholars working on tracing the transnational connections between women writers as well as those inter ested in literary adaptations and Scottish literature"- JoEllen DeLucia, Central Michigan University in Eighteenth-Century Fiction. 29:3, Spring 2017

• Introduction Select Bibliography Note on the Text Malvina Volume I Volume II Volume III Volume IV Editorial Notes Silent Corrections Textual Variants