n independent scholar with a background in early music, Julia B. Juppenlatz holds a BA in Fine Art (Venice) and an MA in Filmmaking (De Montfort). She is currently a reserve candidate preparing for a Ph.D. in creative writing with a scholarly focus on the Pre-Raphaelites, in particular William Morris and Edward Burne-Jones. She has presented papers on various Victorian subjects including "The Sleeping Allegory: A Reading of Edward Burne-Jones’s Briar Rose as a Radical Warning," presented at the The Incredible 19th Century's online conference; "The Monstrous Curse of Sleep: Mummies, Sleeping Beauties, and Victorian Cultural Stasis," presented at Our Victorians, Ourselves; and "Dickens on Stage: The Found Families of Dickens's Theatre Communities," presented at Dickens Day 2026, Senate House, London.
Together with Professor Arnold A. Schmidt, Juppenlatz co-edited Tales of Awe (2026), an anthology of nineteenth-century short fiction. Writing as B. Lloyd, she is the author of two historical mysteries: Green Wood Tree (2013) and Of Soul Sincere (2016). She also directs a podcast, Tales from the Penny Bloods.
Created 25 October 2026