Literary Capital and the Late Victorian Novel analyses novel production in its broadest historical sense in the 1880s and 1890s. Seeing the shift in these decades to be from a petty-commodity literary mode of production to a capitalist literary mode of production, N.N. Feltes redefines publishing as literary capital and then explores the implications of this change for the novel.
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