Abstract
‘What tangled story was this?’ Frederick Greenwood as Author-Editor of Margaret Denzil’s History in Cornhill Magazine
Highlights
Margaret Denzil’s History has been categorized and largely dismissed by studies of the period as a bigamy novel
The subject of this paper is the serialization of a novel within a popular magazine and its subsequent adaptation to volume format
When the novel was published by Smith Elder in two volumes in 1864, Greenwood used his editorial experience to redraw boundaries and invoke sensational effects in this revised volume format
Summary
Margaret Denzil’s History has been categorized and largely dismissed by studies of the period as a bigamy novel. “‘What tangled story was this?’ Frederick Greenwood as Author-Editor of Margaret Denzil’s History in Cornhill Magazine.” Victorian Popular Fictions.
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