Fantomina: Or, Love in a Maze - Paperback

Qualls, Bethany E.: - Bethany E. Qualls is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Davis, where she teaches literature and writing courses. She's spent the past two decades in a variety of writing and editorial roles, including as a general academic and textual editor for The Broadview Anthology of British Literature. Bethany's research focuses on eighteenth-century print culture, gossip, prostitute narratives, graphic satire, seriality and fashion. She delights in Eliza Haywood's many strange works, is an officer of the International Eliza Haywood Society, and has an essay forthcoming on Haywood's 1725 The Tea-Table in the Routledge collection A Spy on Haywood.Haywood, Eliza: - Eliza Fowler Haywood (c.1693-1756), was a writer, actress and publisher, now understood to be one of founders of the novel form, as well as an avant-garde publisher of important authors.Creel, Sarah: - Dr Sarah Creel is the Lead Academic Writing Instructor and Director of the Research Communication Certificate in the Graduate School at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Sarah has over 13 years of research and teaching experience in higher education and a particular love for Eliza Haywood, and is an officer of the International Eliza Haywood Society. She's published on Haywood in a variety of mediums from the Modern Language Association to online journals and academic blogs. Her current work on female boxers of the eighteenth century is forthcoming in English Studies. She fervently believes that Haywood should be accessible to all.