The deadline for submissions to UNCG's Graduate conference, Writing into
the Profession, has been extended to June 30th.

Nineteenth Century Native American Literature

40th Anniversary Convention, Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA)
Feb 26-Mar. 1, 2009
Hyatt Regency - Boston, Massauchusetts

This panel calls for papers that explore the works of nineteenth-century
Native writers such as William Apess, John Rollin Ridge, Jane Johnston
Schoolcraft, Sarah Winnemucca, George Copway and others. We will consider
the many ways in which these authors actively sought to reinscribe Native
presence into the literary and historical archive of the nineteenth
century.

Please send abstracts of 250-500 words to Drew Lopenzina, Sam Houston
State University ajl011_at_shsu.edu.

Deadline is Sept. 15, 2008

The Digital Embodiment panel of the Brandeis University Graduate
Conference invites the submission of papers/presentations that examine
the body in light of digital media and culture. Where this year’s
conference, "Fleshing Out the Text," more broadly seeks to inspect sites
where the body has been ill-defined or elided, the Digital Embodiment
panel intends to complicate the very status of the body by considering
its presence, significance, and coding in digital and virtual worlds.

Due dates have been extended on this project. Please see website for
details.

Facts on File, Inc is putting together an ambitious, three volume
reference work entitled General Themes in Literature. Contributors are
sought for a variety of themes and works of literature. All information
may be found at

http://staff.kings.edu/jamcclin/general.htm

For information, you may contact Jennifer McClinton-Temple at
jamcclin_at_kings.edu.

Due dates have been extended on this project. Please see website for
details.

Facts on File, Inc is putting together an ambitious, three volume
reference work entitled General Themes in Literature. Contributors are
sought for a variety of themes and works of literature. All information
may be found at

http://staff.kings.edu/jamcclin/general.htm

For information, you may contact Jennifer McClinton-Temple at
jamcclin_at_kings.edu.

Due dates have been extended on this project. Please see website for
details.

Facts on File, Inc is putting together an ambitious, three volume
reference work entitled General Themes in Literature. Contributors are
sought for a variety of themes and works of literature. All information
may be found at

http://staff.kings.edu/jamcclin/general.htm

For information, you may contact Jennifer McClinton-Temple at
jamcclin_at_kings.edu.