Politics in American Fiction
ALA 2026: Politics in American Fiction
ALA Annual Conference (May 20-23, Chicago, IL)
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ALA 2026: Politics in American Fiction
ALA Annual Conference (May 20-23, Chicago, IL)
ALA 2026: The Novel of Ideas in American Fiction
ALA Annual Conference (May 20-23, Chicago, IL)
Call For Papers:
Op. Cit.: A Journal of Anglo-American Studies
Series 4, No. 1, General Issue
2026
(New) Beginnings
Thoughts associated with beginnings often include excitement, anticipation, and a sense of possibility, alongside potential anxiety, uncertainty, and a hint of the unknown. Beginnings can be viewed as a fresh start, a new chapter, or a chance to rebuild, while also acknowledging the potential messiness and challenges that come with starting something new.
Call for Papers, Women’s Literature and Gender Studies at CEA 2026
March 26-28, 2026, Charlotte, NC
Hilton Charlotte University Place
In the spirit of public proclamation and historic resolve, the College English Association announces its 55th annual conference in Charlotte, North Carolina, and our theme, DECLARATIONS. The CEA conference features papers, panels, and roundtables that address our discipline from multiple perspectives.
Submit your proposal electronically by November 1, 2025, at www.cea-web.org
Call for Papers, Post-Colonial Literature at CEA 2026
March 26-28, 2026, Charlotte, NC
Hilton Charlotte University Place
In the spirit of public proclamation and historic resolve, the College English Association announces its 55th annual conference in Charlotte, North Carolina, and our theme, DECLARATIONS. The CEA conference features papers, panels, and roundtables that address our discipline from multiple perspectives.
Submit your proposal electronically by November 1, 2025, at www.cea-web.org
Annual National Popular Culture Association Conference
CALL FOR PAPERS:
PCA CONFERENCE 8-11 April 2026, Atlanta, GA
The Vampire Studies Area of the PCA welcomes papers, presentations, panels, and roundtable discussions that cover all aspects of the vampire as it appears throughout global culture.
When Undead Worlds Collide
Special Joint Section: SFF & Vampires at PCA 2026
We are excited to announce a Special Joint Section at the 2026 Popular Culture Association Conference, bringing together the Science Fiction and Fantasy Area (SFF) and the Vampire Studies Area for an unprecedented collaborative conversation.
This joint section invites papers, panels, and roundtables that explore the intersections of speculative futures and the undead—from science fiction’s cosmic vampires to gothic tales reimagined through futurism and technology. Possible topics include (but are not limited to):
In this special issue of Science Fiction Film and Television, the editors warmly invite contributions that engage with the spaces of New Horror and digital media.
A Field Guide to Lost Modernisms
Time of the Wolf:
Visual/Textual Culture of Ethical Impasse
Healthcare and care provision have long been influenced by gendered dynamics. Whether in access to treatment, diagnosis, or the dominant narratives about body normativity, access to care remains unevenly distributed. The inclusion of women in health trials was not consistently considered until the NHS Revitalization Act of 1993; however, to this day, other structural factors, such as race, ethnicity, or class, remain underrepresented in clinical studies (Kwiatkowski et al., 2013). In patient-centered care, which emphasizes patients’ autonomy and overall well-being (Reynolds 2009), it is essential to consider both structural and individual factors.
CFP: International Conference on French Theory and Contemporary Screen Studies
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
June 11 & 12, 2026
Keynote: Prof. Sarah Cooper (King’s College London)
Deadline for abstracts: 12/01/2026
Applicants notified of acceptance: 12/02/2026
Call for Submissions: "Hello Godot" – A One-Minute Existential Play Anthology (Volume 11)
Website: https://sites.google.com/view/freshwordsmagazine/home
Email: dramaanthologyfreshwords@gmail.com
Last date of submission: November 28th, 2025
Fresh Words-An International Literary Magazine is inviting submissions for a special one minute play anthology "Hello Godot".
Submission Guidelines:
1. Theme and Tone
Vulnerable Bodies:
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Vulnerability in Nineteenth-Century History, Literature, and Culture
Edited Volume
Call for Contributions
Miriam Läpple, PhD (University of Koblenz)
Dr. Sarah Schäfer-Althaus (University of Koblenz)