Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies reviews a wide range of books relating to the long eighteenth century. These include scholarly and popular works from across the full range of academic disciplines. The journal’s content can be viewed online although you will generally need to be a member of the Society or an institutional or individual subscriber to view the full text of the book reviews. For free reviews of theatre productions, art exhibitions, musical and opera performances, online resources and broadcast media, please visit the Criticks Reviews.

To suggest a book to review please contact the Journal’s Reviews General Editor Adam James Smith. If you would like to review for the journal, please contact Adam with details of your research interests: we are particularly keen to hear from postgraduate and early career scholars. Please note that we do not accept unsolicited reviews. The specialist reviews editors are: 

Adam James Smith, York St John UniversityReviews General Editor
Edward Hardiman, Keele UniversityHistory
Célia Abele, Boston CollegeFrench Studies
Alice Marples, British LibraryHistory of Science
Brianna Robertson Kirkland, Royal Conservatoire of ScotlandMusic
Daniel Reed, Oxford Brookes UniversityReligion and Philosophy 
Rebecca Davies, Høgskolen i InnlandetEnglish Literature
John Bonehill, University of GlasgowArt and Art History

Joachim Whaley, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge

German Studies

Richard Blakemore, University of Reading

Atlantic Studies