The Journal of Modern Literature invites submissions for a special cluster on “Embodiment in 20th and 21st-century literature and literary culture” Topics addressed may include disability and diverse forms of corporeality and mindedness; pain and pleasure; sensory experience and mentation; new materialist approaches to embodiment; bodies and literary form. How to submit Submissions …
The Call for Papers is now live for Decorating Dissidence: Modernism, Feminism & the Arts, Nov 2017
‘FOR ME, THERE IS NO GAP BETWEEN MY PAINTING AND MY SO-CALLED ‘DECORATIVE’ WORK. I NEVER CONSIDERED THE ‘MINOR ARTS’ TO BE ARTISTICALLY FRUSTRATING; ON THE CONTRARY, IT WAS AN EXTENSION OF MY ART.’ SONIA DELAUNAY The call for papers is now open for “Decorating Dissidence”, to be held at …
The British Association for Modernist Studies Essay Prize 2017
The British Association for Modernist Studies invites submissions for its annual essay prize for early career scholars. The winning essay will be published in Modernist Cultures, and the winner will also receive £250 of books. The BAMS Essay Prize is open to any member of the British Association for Modernist …
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“Under the Volcano, 70 Years On”: The registration is now open for the Malcolm Lowry conference
The registration is now open for Under the Volcano, 70 Years On, an international conference to be held at Liverpool John Moores University and Bluecoat, Liverpool from the 28-29 of July, 2017. About the conference 2017 marks the seventieth anniversary of the publication of Malcolm Lowry’s great modernist novel Under the Volcano, and the …
Come to our Modernist Life postgraduate morning!
As part of Modernist Life, BAMS, in conjunction with postgraduates at University of Birmingham, have organised a PGR morning. The sessions will begin with coffee and networking. We’ll then have a publications workshop, led by the editorial team at Modernist Cultures, followed by a careers panel, led by BAMS PGRs and ECR representatives. A …
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Register now! The City as Modernist Ephemera, London, June 2017
The Call for Papers is now open for “The City as Modernist Ephemera”, a one-day colloquium to be held at London South Bank University on, suitably, 16 June 2017. About the conference The School of Arts and Creative Industries at London South Bank University (LSBU) will host a one-day interdisciplinary colloquium on …
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Registration is now open for Movement in/and/of the City, Kent, June 16
The programme is now available for Movement in/and/of the City, a postgraduate conference to be held at the University of Kent on 16 June. About the conference The notion of ‘movement’ has particular pertinence to our present cultural moment: across the globe, we live in a period marked both by unprecedented …
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Register now for Gothic Modernisms, Amsterdam, June 29-30
Registration is now open for Gothic Modernisms, a two-day conference to be held a the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, on June the 29 and 30. About the conference Gothic Modernisms is a two-day international conference discussing the legacies, histories and contested identities of European Gothic/early-modern visual cultures in (global) modernity, in particular in …
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CFP: Come to Montpellier this September for “Ford and the Other”
Proposals are invited for an international conference on Ford Madox Ford and the other to be held at Études Montpelliéraines du Monde Anglophone, Université Paul Valéry, Montpellier, France, from September 7-9, 2017.
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Bloomsday at Birkbeck: roll up to see James Joyce on television!
This Bloomsday (June 16th), Birkbeck Institute for the Moving Image will host a free event, “James Joyce on TV”. Book now!
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