Video Games Set in the 19th Century and Their Literary Allusions
It’s fitting that these video games set in 19th century England transform reading into a form of socializing, as reading in the 19th century was communal.
Samantha Trzinski
Samantha Trzinski is a PhD Candidate in nineteenth-century British
literature at The Ohio State University. She has published in academic
journals, including The Lion and the Unicorn and Nineteenth-Century
Gender Studies, and has presented her academic research at conferences
globally. She also serves as a Contributing Editor for
GamerswithGlasses.com.