Essays on Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Proposals are invited for the Eudora Welty Society session at the 2007
SCMLA Conference, 11/1/07-11/3/07 in Memphis. Open topic: 20-minute
papers on any aspect of Welty's work, life, or critical reception are
welcome. However, since Welty wrote extensively about the forces of
time and the flow of life throughout the state, including the Natchez
Trace, papers related to the theme "Currents" are strongly encouraged.
All approaches are welcome. Email 500 word abstracts to Dee Natale at
nataleda_at_westminster.edu, or mail to TC 403, Westminster College, New
Wilmington, PA 16172. Deadline March 16, 2007.

Submissions are invited for this special session proposal for the 2007 MLA convention, which will be held in Chicago on 12/27/07 - 12/30/07.
   

For an anthology of essays on the cinema of Tod Browning, to be published
with MacFarland, I am urgently looking for an essay on Browning's movie
'The Unknown.' Please ssend a one page abstract NOW - the finished paper
(approx. 7500 words) should be ready by March 15 ... sorry for the urgency!

If you're interested, sent your proposal to

Bernd Herzogenrath
Universität Köln
Englisches Seminar
Albertus-Magnus Platz
50923 Köln
Germany
Brundlefly_at_web.de
http: www.uni-koeln.de/phil-fak/englisch/berressem/herzogenrath/

CFP: William Carlos Williams Review--Call for Book Reviewers (ongoing; journal issue)
   
  The William Carlos Williams Review is currently soliciting authors interested in writing book reviews on new publications on Williams and his contemporaries, at home and abroad, as well as texts addressing Modernism and poetics.
   
  The Williams Review has two special issues scheduled for the near future:
  Williams and the Avant-Garde [Futurism, Cubism, Dada] (Spring 2008) and Williams and the Beats (Spring 2009).
   
  If you are interested in being a potential reviewer, please email Todd Giles (gileswcwr_at_yahoo.com) with either an attached CV or a brief list of your areas of interest.
   

CFP: William Carlos Williams Review--Call for Book Reviewers (ongoing; journal issue)
   
  The William Carlos Williams Review is currently soliciting authors interested in writing book reviews on new publications on Williams and his contemporaries, at home and abroad, as well as texts addressing Modernism and poetics.
   
  The Williams Review has two special issues scheduled for the near future:
  Williams and the Avant-Garde [Futurism, Cubism, Dada] (Spring 2008) and Williams and the Beats (Spring 2009).
   
  If you are interested in being a potential reviewer, please email Todd Giles (gileswcwr_at_yahoo.com) with either an attached CV or a brief list of your areas of interest.
   

artciencia=2Ecom Number 6 February-April 2007
Deadline extended February 16, 2006=20

For next issue planned for February-April 2007, the editors of the artc=
iencia=2Ecom invite essays and artworks with new approaches to the topi=
cs of cinema and history, art and aesthetics, bio-science and technolog=
y in music, literature, video art, photography, architecture, new media=
, and painting=2E=20

=20

For MLA 2007, the William Faulkner Society seeks proposals for papers on =
William Faulkner and his work from scholars who write from beyond the =
United States. We are especially interested in contributions from those =
whose perspectives stem from experiences and affiliations in the =
"southern" regions of the globe, i.e. the Caribbean and Latin America, =
Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and the Pacific. Papers may address any =
aspect of Faulkner's work. Comparative studies; papers on the experience =
of reading or teaching Faulkner outside the United States; studies of =
translation, interpretation, and reception outside the United States; =

UPDATE: William Carlos Williams Review special issue on Williams and the avant-garde, including Dada, Futurism, and Cubism (9/1/07; journal issue)
   
   
  The William Carlos Williams Review is actively seeking submissions for an upcoming special issue on Williams and the avant-garde, including Dada, Futurism, and Cubism. While essays exploring the ways in which Williams's work responds to and explores the avant-garde are preferred, we also encourage related essays on Williams's American contemporaries.
  Deadline for submissions: September 1, 2007
  (Spring 2008, vol. 28, no. 1)
   
  Authors may submit manuscripts (12-36 pages in length) as Word files or in hard copy to:
   
  bryce.conrad_at_ttu.edu

UPDATE: William Carlos Williams Review special issue on Williams and the avant-garde, including Dada, Futurism, and Cubism (9/1/07; journal issue)
   
   
  The William Carlos Williams Review is actively seeking submissions for an upcoming special issue on Williams and the avant-garde, including Dada, Futurism, and Cubism. While essays exploring the ways in which Williams's work responds to and explores the avant-garde are preferred, we also encourage related essays on Williams's American contemporaries.
  Deadline for submissions: September 1, 2007
  (Spring 2008, vol. 28, no. 1)
   
  Authors may submit manuscripts (12-36 pages in length) as Word files or in hard copy to:
   
  bryce.conrad_at_ttu.edu

Call for Papers

Midwest Modern Language Association Conference 2007

Cleveland, Ohio November 8-11

Fabricating the Body:

Representations of the Body in Literature and Culture

Panel One: American Literature and Culture

Panel Two: British Literature and Culture

Call for Papers

Midwest Modern Language Association Conference 2007

Cleveland, Ohio November 8-11

Fabricating the Body:

Representations of the Body in Literature and Culture

Panel One: American Literature and Culture

Panel Two: British Literature and Culture

Call for Papers

Midwest Modern Language Association Conference 2007

Cleveland, Ohio November 8-11

Fabricating the Body:

Representations of the Body in Literature and Culture

Panel One: American Literature and Culture

Panel Two: British Literature and Culture

Call for Papers

Midwest Modern Language Association Conference 2007

Cleveland, Ohio November 8-11

Fabricating the Body:

Representations of the Body in Literature and Culture

Panel One: American Literature and Culture

Panel Two: British Literature and Culture