Nicola J. Watson
Introduction
1. Remains: Burns' skull and Keats' hair
2. Bodies: Petrarch's cat and Poe's Raven
3. Clothing: Brontë's bonnet and Dickinson's dress
4. Furniture: Shakespeare's chair and Austen's desk
5. Household Effects: Johnson's coffee-pot and Twain's effigy
6. Glass:
Woolf's spectacles and Freud's mirror
7. Outhouses: Thoreau's cabin and Dumas' prison
8. Enchanted Ground: Scott's Abbotsford, Irving's Sunnyside, Shakespeare's New Place
9. Exit through the Gift-shop
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Nicola J. Watson trained at Oxford and held posts at Oxford, Harvard, Northwestern, and Indiana Universities before taking up a position at the Open University. A specialist in the literature and culture of the Romantic period, her research focusses on authorial afterlives and the associated
histories of literary tourism, literary commemoration, and the literary museum.