This volume offers a comprehensive overview of the life and works of Anthony Trollope, a pivotal figure in mid-Victorian literature. The Cambridge Companion to Anthony Trollope presents sixteen essays that critically examine Trollope's extensive literary output, including his forty-seven novels, short fiction, and travel writing. The essays also explore biographical aspects, his autobiography, and diverse thematic concerns such as gender, sexuality, and the legal system, providing a state-of-the-field review of current critical perspectives on his diverse career.

This companion is designed to provide a thorough academic survey of Anthony Trollope's work. The collection of essays aims to offer a state-of-the-field review, indicating a focus on scholarly analysis and contemporary critical thought. It addresses a wide range of his writings and thematic concerns, suggesting a resource for those seeking in-depth understanding of his literary contributions and their critical reception.