Louise Logan-Smith is Associate Lecturer in English Studies and Tutor of Creative Writing at Teesside University, UK, where she teaches modules on literary culture in the twenty-first century, creative writing, and Victorian and Neo-Victorian literature.

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: Visual Art, Disability and Museum Culture in Neo-Victorianism.- Chapter 3: Alternative Archives: Approaching Museum Collections through Neo-Victorian Fiction.- Chapter 4: Behind the Vitrine Glass’: Revisiting Approaches to the Textual and Material Display of Sarah Baartman and Julia Pastrana.- Chapter 5: “Monster Men” and the Ethics of Display: The Afterlife of Charles Byrne ‘The Irish Giant’.- Chapter 6: The Case of Joseph Merrick: Fictionalising Disability in the Museum Space.- Chapter 7: ‘In Full Voice’: Narrating the Giant Female Body in Heritage Practices.- Chapter 8: Afterword.

Louise Logan-Smith is Associate Lecturer in English Studies and Tutor of Creative Writing at Teesside University, UK, where she teaches modules on literary culture in the twenty-first century, creative writing, and Victorian and Neo-Victorian literature.

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: Visual Art, Disability and Museum Culture in Neo-Victorianism.- Chapter 3: Alternative Archives: Approaching Museum Collections through Neo-Victorian Fiction.- Chapter 4: Behind the Vitrine Glass’: Revisiting Approaches to the Textual and Material Display of Sarah Baartman and Julia Pastrana.- Chapter 5: “Monster Men” and the Ethics of Display: The Afterlife of Charles Byrne ‘The Irish Giant’.- Chapter 6: The Case of Joseph Merrick: Fictionalising Disability in the Museum Space.- Chapter 7: ‘In Full Voice’: Narrating the Giant Female Body in Heritage Practices.- Chapter 8: Afterword.