Notes on Contributors

Jim Cheshire is reader in Cultural history at the university of lincoln, uk. he works on the visual and material culture of the Victorian period, often with particular reference to Victorian medievalism. his most recent publications are an article about the history of conservation in the Journal of William Morris Studies, and a co-authored book about the stained glass of lincoln Cathedral. his monograph, Tennyson and Mid-Victorian Publishing, will be published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2015. Michael is expert in paint formulations and technologies, and specialises in architectural Paint research - skills which he deploys in the preservation of historic buildings. he has published a number of papers on architectural Paint research and historic interiors conservation, and is member of numerous professional conservation bodies, including the united kingdom Institute for Conservation. Kelsey Satalino is a student majoring in english at Palm Beach atlantic university. editor of Living Waters Review, the university's literary and arts journal, she recently received second prize in the College Division of the international essay contest of the Jane austen Society of north america.