RSVP supports graduate-student research with the annual Van Arsdel Prize, and we encourage new members to suggest projects that can help make periodicals, that "great nineteenth-century wasteland," better known and more accessible.

If you want to learn more about using periodicals in your own scholarship and teaching, why not join RSVP? Membership includes subscription to the journal that the Society edits and manages, Victorian Periodicals Review (VPR), and our annual conference is a delightful opportunity to connect with the best minds in the field.

VPR contains articles on the press and reviews of relevant books, compiling information on the history and practices of the Victorian periodical press.

Occasional special topics issues have been devoted to the 19th-century Press in India, Women Editors, Victorian Art and the Press, and Theory and the Press.

Focusing on Great Britain and Ireland, the Society and its journal are also interested in studies of the nineteenth-century press from other English-speaking countries, and in articles examining periodicals in allied historical eras from the late eighteenth century through the early twentieth century. VPR publishes an annual bibliography, as well.

Membership rates in other societies can run into the hundreds of dollars. RSVP is committed to remaining an affordable and friendly alternative to overpriced and overblown organizations. Join RSVP today, and see what we mean!

• Individual: USD $35.00.
• Student (3-year limit): USD $30.00.
• Institution: USD $70.00.
• Single issue price Individual: USD $10.50
• Single issue price Institution: USD $21

Membership orders from Canada and Mexico please add USD $9. All other Non North American membership orders please add USD $11.

To order VPR for your institution or order back issues click the following link see the Johns Hopkins University Press pages for the journal.

Correspondence regarding existing subscriptions (including claims for missing issues, address changes, subscription payments, and subscription inquiries) should be addressed to:

The Johns Hopkins University Press
P.O. Box 19966
Baltimore, MD 21211-0966 USA
Phone: 1-800-548-1784 or International +1 410 516 6987
Fax: (410)516-3866
Email: jrnlcirc@press.jhu.edu