ASECS Women's Caucus

No longer posting with regularity. We'll see you on another platform in a hopeful future.

[Karen Griscom (she/her) @KarenGriscom]

Call for papers! Submit your proposal for a special issue of Women’s Writing: Women Writers and Translation. The deadline for abstracts is 15 September 2024. For more details: https://t.co/YrFEpzjmI1

[Dr. Misty Krueger @mistykrueger]

CFPP for a panel I'm co-chairing with Linda Zionkowski at the 2025 online American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies Conference. Deadline September 20, 2024. "Burneys and Dis/ability" (sponsored by Burney Society North America) [ID 16].

[ChawtonHouse @ChawtonHouse]

Join Curator Emma Yandle for the premier tour of our brand new exhibition, Mary Robinson: Actress. Mistress. Writer. Radical on Saturday 14th September!
You can purchase tickets here
https://t.co/12PmL7NfBr

[ASECS Women's Caucus @ASECSWomen]

📢 The WC Catharine Macaulay Prize for the best graduate student paper on a feminist or gender studies subject at ASECS or any of the regional meetings this year.
Deadline: September 15, 2024

More info and submit here:
https://t.co/X8kxqsWJvT

[ChawtonHouse @ChawtonHouse]

We are delighted to have @jasnaorg International Visitor Dr Lesley Peterson with us over the next month. Lesley will be working on a transcription of an unpublished 58-page manuscript, “Goldsmith – A Melo Drama in Two Acts”, attributed to Fanny Holcroft (1780–1844).

[18th Century Studies @BSECS]

The submissions portal for #BSECS2025 is OPEN! You now have until the 30 October to submit your proposals on 'Bodies and Embodiment'. We can't wait to read them!
54th Annual Conference, Pembroke College, Oxford, 8-10 January 2025
#18thC #twitterstorians

[Sophie Coulombeau @SMCoulombeau]

I’m doing this virtual talk about #MeTooInTheGeorgianCourt for Canadian public history charity @HistSymposium in October. If you’d like to hear the latest on Mary Hamilton & George IV, for free and from the comfort of your own home, do sign up!

[British Association for Romantic Studies @BARS_official]

📢 CFP alert📢 Hybridity and Women’s Writing in Eighteenth-century Britain! Check out the blog post below to find out more 👇

https://t.co/Rq8C8oj6mq

[Eighteenth-Century Fiction (ECF) @ECFjournal]

Later today, check out the ASECS 2025 website:
https://t.co/yUB6kB4Iej
Call for proposals ... #18thCentury
A virtual conference in 2025! Over two weekends.

[British Association for Romantic Studies @BARS_official]

📢 JOB ALERT📢 Teaching Fellow in English Literature @unibirmingham

https://t.co/rlnwAqeS5Z

[CIRGEN @CIRGEN1]

📢New publication!
Learn how 18c women travelled with the imagination through reading and writing.
"El mundo en una biblioteca o cómo apropiarse de los libros con la pluma en la mano. Joana de Vigo i Squella, lectora ilustrada".
@RECIRC_ @Adesvergonzadas
https://t.co/kAFrfUgMgS

[ASECS Women's Caucus @ASECSWomen]

Renew your ASECS membership now for last year’s rate!

[ASECS Office @ASECSOffice]

Renew by June 30, 2024 and get your @asecsoffice 2024-2025 membership at 2023-2024 rates! https://t.co/RMoTtvW6IS

[ASECS Office @ASECSOffice]

Renew by June 30, 2024 and get your @asecsoffice 2024-2025 membership at 2023-2024 rates! https://t.co/RMoTtvW6IS

[Stephanie Insley Hershinow @S_Insley_H]

Anyone have a good example of criticism (literary or, eg, philosophy that takes up literature) that speculates about what a fictional character might have done differently? (The thing we often ask students not to do.)

[Sophie Coulombeau @SMCoulombeau]

Yoooooooooo, just published my first book since 2012! READING WITH THE BURNEYS: PATRONAGE, PARATEXT, AND PERFORMANCE is out now with @CUP_LitPerform. It’s a piece of painstaking archival detective work spanning 11yrs, & I’m so happy to see it in the world! https://t.co/GVVflmnQdB

[Eighteenth-Century Fiction (ECF) @ECFjournal]

Article titles can be hard.
A narrative title is always a good choice: long titles lead the reader into the essay.
Search algorithms will not find a pithy or punny title, but compelling key-words/phrases will get attention.
Tip: glean parts of the title from your abstract. #AcWri

[Dr Emma Marshall @earlymodernemma]

I'm delighted to announce the OA publication of my (first!) article, 'Absent parents, sick children, and epistolary relationships in England, c.1640-c.1750' in The History of the Family journal online (@hisfam_journal):
https://t.co/xTkbTSq59E

[LewisWalpoleLibrary @LewisWalpoleLib]

Spread the word!
New application schedule for Lewis Walpole Library Fellowships & Travel Grants
Applications for the 2025-26 Fellowship year will now be accepted beginning 1 JUNE & the application deadline is 1 NOVEMBER
info: https://t.co/QFYvpvOMMu
apply: https://t.co/jIVHoo2pw4

[AphraBehnConference2024 @AphraConference]

A special private view of the #AphraBehn exhibition coming to Canterbury this summer is just one of the extra treats that await our conference guests. Not applied for your conference pass yet? Don’t dawdle. https://t.co/Mb7rr58RLB

[18th Century Studies @BSECS]

Applications now open for our @BSECS-Northumbria Fellowship. £4000 available to support a visiting scholar researching the culture, history, and identity of the North East of England and the Scottish Borders in the #18thC. DEADLINE 31 May.

https://t.co/hQjiji7SvV