Literature Cambridge has a new project: The Archive. A unique audio collection, it offers more than 25 hours of audio lectures recorded live online and available with a monthly or annual subscription.

About the lectures

The recordings focus on Virginia Woolf and her contemporaries:

• E. M. Forster
• Radclyffe Hall
• Winifred Holtby
• Katherine Mansfield, and
• Sylvia Townsend Warner.

The recordings also cover 19th-century writers, such as Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Alfred Lord Tennyson, and more. And lectures often include additional notes and photographs subscribers can explore.

Literature Cambridge plans to expand and rotate the selection of topics at the end of this year, adding more audio lectures from its collection, with a special emphasis on Victorian writers.

About the lecturers

Lecturers are world-class academics with deep insight into their subjects. Most are current or past members of the University of Cambridge.

How to subscribe

You can subscribe to The Archive for £12 per month or £130 per year. All prices include VAT at 20 percent. A subscription provides access to all the audio recordings in The Archive for the duration of the subscription.

Listen to a preview

Listen to an excerpt from a lecture on Pride and Prejudice by Alison Hennegan, retired fellow of Trinity Hall at the University of Cambridge.

Alison Hennegan on Pride and Prejudice – Lecture Preview by Literature Cambridge