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CFP: Women in Rock / Women in Romanticism

Of the 605 proposals received by Bloomsbury for their 2015 33 1/3 Series call for papers, only 18% of contributors and 11% of artists covered were women, even though the female series editor was aggressively soliciting contributions by and about women. Rock and Romanticism: Women in Rock / Women in Romanticism seeks to address a visible shortcoming in scholarship about women in both popular music and in English Romanticism by bringing the two together in this collection.

The International Gothic Association postgraduate blog is looking for bloggers and podcasters!  

If you are a graduate student working with any aspect of the Gothic, consider writing us a short blog post, or recording us a podcast. It could relate to your work, or any other Gothic tangent that has taken your interest. Blogs should be around 600 words; short, snappy and conversational, with the aim of sparking conversation within the IGA community. If you want to write a blog longer than 600 words, we would encourage you to split it into two or more parts, but these are supposed to be informal rather than articles or papers.

                    Of ‘Gods and Monsters’:  Shelley’s Frankenstein Two Hundred Years On

                                    Southeast Conference on Christianity and Literature    

       19-21 April 2018

       Union University

                                                            Jackson, Tennessee

        Keynote Speaker:

                         Dr. Christina Bieber Lake, Clyde S. Kilby Professor of English, Wheaton College

     Prophets of the Posthuman: American Literature, Biotechnology and the Ethics ofPersonhood 

The Emerson Society sponsors a panel at the Thoreau Society Annual Gathering each summer in Concord, MA. For information on the conference theme, please visit www.thoreausociety.org. We will consider papers both on the topic below and the conference theme more generally.

Waldo and Henry: Points of Parting

CFP: David Bowie and Romanticism