The Thomas Hardy journal.

Title & Author:

The Thomas Hardy journal.

Publication:

[Canterbury, Kent] : [Thomas Hardy Society], 1985-

Notes:
Once a year, in autumn/winter, 2005-
Three times a year, 1985-2004
Vol. 1, no. 1 (Jan. 1985)-
Issues for 1985-2004 include information intended for both general and academic readers; beginning in 2005, the journal aims to be specifically academic in content.
Published: Dorchester, Dorset : Thomas Hardy Society, <1996->
Merger of: Thomas Hardy Society. Thomas Hardy Society review; and: Thomas Hardy Society newsletter.
As of 2005, content of interest to general readers is published separately in: The Hardy Society journal, issued in spring and summer each year.
Hardy review (OCoLC)182846346
Thomas Hardy Society newsletter
Hardy Society journal

Resources:
Index v.19-20
JSTOR
v.10 1994
v.11 1995
v.12 1996
v.13-14 1997-1998
v.15-16 1999-2000
v.17-18(2001-02) incomplete
v.19:no.1-3(2003)
v.2-3 1986-1987
v.20:no.1-3(2004)
v.21-22(2005-06)
v.4-5 1988-1989
v.6-7 1990-1991
v.8 1992
v.9 1993
Society's publications webpage and selected extracts from recent issues

ISSN:

0268-5418

Subject:

Hardy, Thomas, 1840-1928 Periodicals.
Hardy, Thomas, 1840-1928.
Hardy, Thomas.
Thomas Hardy Society Periodicals.
Thomas Hardy Society.
Fiction in English Hardy, Thomas 1840-1928 Serials

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Electronic journals.
Periodicals.

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Thomas Hardy Society.

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