Scarlet Pink magazine is an arts and literary magazine, seeking to provide fine writing to accompany the fine artists featured.

We are currently undergoing changes and growing and as Arts & Humanities Major's, we believe in developing the type of content that will appeal to and provide sustenance to those who are hungry for a literary work that combines art with culture, writing with intellect and content with a visual appeal.

We are currently seeking papers (250-500 words) in the following genres. We are not an academic journal but the writing essays we are looking to include in upcoming issues should be informative, interesting and educational, but not formal.

CFP: Media Fields Journal
Issue 10: Digital Distribution

Submission Deadline: October 24, 2014

GRADUATE SYMPOSIUM @ INDIANA UNIVERSITY | CULTURAL INDIGESTION | DECEMBER 5-6, 2014

The 3rd Annual Indiana University Department of Theatre, Drama, and Contemporary Dance Graduate Symposium on Theatre & Performance Studies:

Cultural Indigestion (colon) Exploring the Complexities of Interculturalism in Theatre and Performance

"Tupi or not Tupi: that is the question." -Oswald de Andrade

The Popular Culture Association will hold its national convention in New Orleans, LA April 1-4, 2015. Colleagues are invited to submit paper proposals for any aspect of Jack London's life and works. If interested, please go to the conference's website for paper submissions: ncp.pcaaca.org and follow the instructions for submitting a proposal. If you have any questions, please contact Gina Rossetti, Ph.D, Area Chair for Jack London Studies, PCA

We invite paper proposals for a panel the H.D. International Society is organizing at the Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture since 1900, February 26-28, 2015, hosted each year by the University of Louisville in Louisville, KY. The focus of the panel, "New Approaches to H.D." is open-ended, and we will consider work focusing on any aspect of H.D. and/or her circle, although the interdisciplinary emphasis of the conference (which expressly embraces literature's relationship to other arts and disciplines) means that an interdisciplinary angle might be especially appropriate.

The journal Critical Survey seeks submissions of completed 4000-5000 word articles exploring literary engagements with Victorian sciences. From Darwin, to physiology, to pre-Freudian psychology, to engineering and technology, and beyond, Victorian Britain experienced rapid change – but often seemed ambivalent about whether, as Robert Browning's Andrea del Sarto puts it, "man's reach should exceed his grasp." This peer-reviewed, special issue of Critical Survey will explore the relationship between literature (all genres and forms acceptable) and science in Victorian Britain through: