Links:

    -ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA: Anthony Trollope
    -WIKIPEDIA: Anthony Trollope
    -The Trollope Society
    -ETEXTS: Anthony Trollope (Gutenberg)
    -AUDIO BOOKS: Anthony Trollope (LibriVox)
    -FILMOGRAPHY: Anthony Trollope (IMDB)
    -Anthony Trollope (Victorian Web)
    -The Trollope Jupiter
    -Anthony Trollope (The Literature Network)
    -ESSAY: THE DUKE'S CHILDREN: REDISCOVERING A TROLLOPE MANUSCRIPT (J. W. BAILEY, October 1982, The Yale University Library Gazette)
    -the Restoration of The Duke's Children (Trollope Society)
    -ESSAY: ‘Lost volume’ of Anthony Trollope’s The Duke’s Children reinstated for new edition: Decade-long project to restore 65,000 words of Trollope’s original manuscript results in ‘quite extraordinary’ version of the novel (Alison Flood, 3/02/15, The Guardian)
    -ESSAY: Trollope uncut: 135 years after distraught author was forced to slash 65,000 words from his final Palliser novel, it's released in full for the first time (CHRIS HASTINGS, 15 November 2014, MAIL ON SUNDAY)
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    -ESSAY: The Victorian Author Who Predicted Our Woke Future (Paul Krause, 7/12/24, Voegelin View)
    -ESSAY: TROLLOPE TRENDING: Why he’s still the novelist of the way we live now. (Adam Gopnik, 5/04/15, The New Yorker)
    -ESSAY: Anthony Trollope: best TV adaptations: As ITV announce that Julian Fellowes's next job after Downton Abbey is to adapt Trollope's novel Doctor Thorne, we take a look back at some of the best screen versions of the writer's work (Rachel Ward, 25 Apr 2015, The Telegraph)
    -ESSAY: Sadly, the snobs were right about Trollope: Trollope had much in common with Dickens - except that Dickens did everything so much better (Simon Heffer, 01 Jan 2011, The Telegraph)
    -ESSAY: The Way We Live Now: Anthony Trollope knows us, and he loves us just the same. (Laura Miller, May 2016, Slate)
    -BOOK LIST: To celebrate Anthony Trollope’s 200th anniversary, writers choose their favourite novel: Poor man’s Dickens, or master of motives and manners? Authors pick the book that they most admire, from the Bishop of London on The Prime Minister to Antonia Fraser on Can You Forgive Her? (The Guardian, 4/11/15)
    -BOOK LIST: The 100 best novels: No 22 – The Way We Live Now by Anthony Trollope (1875) (Robert McCrum, 2/17/14, The Guardian)
    -BOOK LIST: Anthony Trollope tops Hatchards poll to find best novel of past 200 years (Alison Flood, 27 November 2015, The Guardian)
    -ESSAY: Mrs. Trollope's America (KIPLING BUIS, JUNE 2007, Vanity Fair)
    -ESSAY: WHY ANTHONY TROLLOPE IS THE MOST JEWISH OF THE GREAT ENGLISH NOVELISTS: Happy 200th birthday, you ‘hair-oil using, false-jewel wearing, tailorish non-gentlefolk.’ You’re one of us. (Ann Marlowe, April 24, 2015, The Tablet)
    -ESSAY: How turning to Trollope saved my life (Amanda Craig, 24 Apr 2015, The Telegraph)
    -ESSAY: A novelist who hunted the fox: Anthony Trollope today (Roger Kimball, March 1992, The New Criterion)
    -ESSAY: Portraits of Human Nature: Anthony Trollope at 200 (SARA HENARY, April 13, 2015, The Millions)
    -ESSAY: The low sculduggery of high Victorian finance: A review of Forging Capitalism by Ian Klaus covers 200 years of theft and fraud in the City (Martin Vander Weyer, The Spectator)
    -ESSAY: TRollope & America (Amanda Claybaugh, Harvard.edu)
    -ARCHIVES: Anthony Trollope (The Spectator)
    -ARCHIVES: Anthony Trollope (The Guardian)
    -ARCHIVES: Anthony Trollope (UNZ.org)
    -REVIEW: of The Duke's Children by Anthony Trollope (John McCourt, Irish Times)
    -REVIEW: of The Duke's Children (Neil Hegarty, The Telegraph)
    -REVIEW: of The Duke's Children (Melanie Kirkpatrick, Wall Street Journal)
    -REVIEW: of The Duke's Children (Charles McGrath, NY Times Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of The Duke's Children (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of The Duke's Children (Ann Kirschner)
    -REVIEW: of Anthony Trollope's The Fixed Period (David Lodge, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of Can You Forgive Her? by Anthony Trollope (Alexander Larman, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of Is He Popenjoy by Anthony Trollope (Lorin Stein, The Paris Review)
    -REVIEW: of Australia and New Zealand by nthony Trollope (Nigel Starck, The Conversation)

TELEVISION/RADIO:
    -REVIEW: Forget War and Peace – 1970s costume drama The Pallisers is the thing to watch (Neil Clark, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of The Way We Live Now (Jonathan Myerson, The Guardian)