Jennifer Carnell

James Townsend Saward, Criminal Barrister: The True Story of Jim the Penman, a biography of the Victorian barrister and forger (her great-great-great-great grandfather), who was involved in the Great Train Robbery of 1855

and

The Literary Lives of Mary Elizabeth Braddon.

SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY

Mary Elizabeth Braddon and the Victorian Theatre: Theatre Biographies of the Victorian Managers, Actors, Dancers, Pantomime Performers, Music Hall Artistes and Circus Performers who worked with Braddon between 1852 and 1860 (2016)
'Mary Elizabeth Braddon in Richmond', Mary Elizabeth Keepsake 2015 (2015)
James Townsend Saward, Criminal Barrister: The True Story of Jim the Penman
'James Townsend Saward', The Dickens Magazine (Issue 4, Series 6, Grayswood Press)
The Literary Lives of Mary Elizabeth Braddon: A Study of Her Life and Work (Sensation Press)
Braddon, The White Phantom (editor, introduction)
William Suter, Lady Audley's Secret: a drama in two acts (editor, introduction)
Braddon, One Fatal Moment (editor, introduction)
William Suter, Aurora Floyd: a drama in two acts (editor, introduction)
George Roberts, Lady Audley's Secret: a drama in two acts (editor, introduction)
Graham Law and Jennifer Carnell, 'Our Author: Braddon in the Provincial Weeklies', Beyond Sensation (State University New York Press)
Braddon, The Octoroon, or, The Lily of Louisiana (editor, introduction)
Braddon, The Black Band; or, The Mysteries of Midnight (editor, introduction)
Braddon, The Missing Witness (introduction)
Braddon, Married Beneath Him (introduction)
Murder, Mystery and Mayhem (Harper Collins)

My PhD was on the life and work of Mary Elizabeth Braddon and was awarded by the University of London; my supervisor was Professor Sally Ledger. Other interests include Victorian theatre, Victorian photography and Scottish agates.