INTENSITIES: THE JOURNAL OF CULT MEDIA (formerly housed at
http://www.cult-media.com/), the brainchild of Matt Hills and Sara
Gwenllian Jones of the University of Cardiff, Wales, is moving. Under
the leadership of the faculty in Film and Television and with the
cooperation of the Cult Film Archive (directed by Xavier Mendik),
Intensities will be reborn in the School of Arts at Brunel University
in London, with David Lavery as the new editor. Its present web
address is http://davidlavery.net/Intensities/index.htm.

Professional Studies Review (PSR) is a refereed journal published by St. John's University in New York, devoted to the pedagogical needs and research interests of those working within career-oriented disciplines. The Review is currently accepting papers for its next issue scheduled for publication in the fall of 2007. Deadline for submission: April 15, 2007.

Professional Studies Review (PSR) is a refereed journal published by St. John's University in New York, devoted to the pedagogical needs and research interests of those working within career-oriented disciplines. The Review is currently accepting papers for its next issue scheduled for publication in the fall of 2007. Deadline for submission: April 15, 2007.

The AMERICAN HUMOR PANEL of the Rocky Mountain Modern Language =
Association seeks abstracts for papers to be presented at the annual =
meeting to be held at the Westin Calgary Hilton in Calgary, Alberta, =
Canada, October 4-6, 2007. Please submit a 300-word abstract to Dr. Judy =
Sneller at Judy.Sneller_at_sdsmt.edu no later than March 1, 2007. A wide =
variety of topics is desired, including papers on a particular humorist, =
theoretical approaches in analyzing humor, or pedagoical issues involved =
in teaching humor courses. Those submitting abstracts will be advised of =
the status of their proposal no later than March 15, 2007. For more =

The John Donne Society welcomes submissions for two sponsored panels at the 2007 MLA Convention in Chicago (December 27-30). The first session is entitled "Politics, Presence, and Place in John Donne's Sacred and Profane Poetry." The second is an open session on any aspect of Donne's life and writings.

Please submit 8-10 page papers to:

Professor Greg Kneidel
Department of English
University of Connecticut—Greater Hartford
85 Lawler Road
West Hartford, CT 06117

or (preferably) via email as Word attachments to:

gregory . kneidel _at_ uconn . edu

The deadline for submissions is MARCH 1, 2007.

This is an update from a previous call. The editor of this collection is
urgently looking for one or possibly two more essays that interpret(s) Asian
narratives (NOT postcolonial or Asian American narratives) from a Gothic
perspective, but which Essays on the Gothic in literature and film from,
for example, China, Japan, Korea, and the middle east are sought.

This is an update from a previous call. The editor of this collection is
urgently looking for one or possibly two more essays that interpret(s) Asian
narratives (NOT postcolonial or Asian American narratives) from a Gothic
perspective, but which Essays on the Gothic in literature and film from,
for example, China, Japan, Korea, and the middle east are sought.