English Studies

Peer-reviewed journal focusing on Literature, Language and Culture of English-speaking world, 8 issues a year, founded in 1919, published by @tandfonline

[English Studies @ES_Routledge]

Anneloek Scholten & Usha Wilbers's wide-ranging Interview with @RitaFelski on multidisciplinary scholarship & the reception of postcritique is currently #freeaccess. You can read it 👇. @tandfonline
https://t.co/gxMPThHHm6

[Xavier Aldana Reyes @XAldanaReyes]

It’s publication day and my author copies have arrived! 😊 📚🥳
The book is open access (and downloadable) for another week: https://t.co/JLq4vkrgFw #horror #bodyhorror

[University English @UnivEnglish]

Finally a helpful acknowledgement of the damage that's being done across the sector, and of its consequences
https://t.co/omSx8ywo5h

[Marcello Giovanelli @mmgiovanelli]

Registration now open for our FREE 'Writing and Reading the Pandemic' public event on Saturday 11th January. Find out about the project and hear poetry from @poetrybylisa @JamieRHale and George Sandifer-Smith https://t.co/0jh07Ln0bQ

[Dr. Elysia Balavage @balavage_elysia]

My article, Orwell, Class, and Consumption: The Desecration of Bread in The Road to Wigan Pier, is now live in @ES_Routledge!

https://t.co/8U4z2Vzhlw

[Doug Battersby @DougBattersby]

Tomorrow from 5pm (BST)!

Please join Sally Shuttleworth, Anne Stiles, and Andrew Mangham for an online seminar on “The Victorian Novel and the Health Humanities”

Register for free here: https://t.co/KjEwfFHtJ6

[English Studies @ES_Routledge]

The queen of suspense: how Ann Radcliffe inspired Dickens and Austen - then got written out of the canon:
https://t.co/Lw9zwNkWov

[Manchester University Press @ManchesterUP]

On the latest episode of @shakespeareany1, #Shakespeare scholar @Freeburian discusses his new book, Shakespeare's Borrowed Feathers, which explores how The Bard was influenced by his fellow contemporary dramatists, and how he also influenced their work: https://t.co/xFs36IV0wA

[OOIR @ObserveIR]

Trending in #Literature:
https://t.co/lwqHWJYEkn

1) Thomas Nashe: Balladeer

2) Masculinities in Wulfstan's Homilies (@ES_Routledge)

3) Making TV in the Age of Streaming

4) Refugee Identity & Hospitality in Richard Powers’ Generosity

5) Conspiracy Theater of the Absurd

[Dr Chloe Harrison @ChloeELHarrison]

The second edition of our Cognitive Grammar in Stylistics (‘Noodlehead’) textbook is published today! 🎉

For more info (and a 30% discount 👀) please check out the Bloomsbury website

https://t.co/tFZyCcvaS8

[Lawrence Warner @lawrencewarner]

My inaugural professorial lecture @kingsartshums on Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, the Folk Revival, and Maureen Duffy’s sword dances: 2 October, 6 pm reception to follow, book here https://t.co/THYQRsYn1q

[Marcello Giovanelli @mmgiovanelli]

Aston Stylistics Research Group is back with another research seminar series for 2024-25. Once more we have a brilliant line up of speakers. Further details of titles and how to register soon! @PoeticsLinguist @LitSemantics @UnivEnglish @EnglishAssoc https://t.co/8r0YBQY475

[Dr. Basil Arnould Price @BasilAPrice]

Very happy to say that my article, “Sufficient Tragedy: Masculinity as Cruel Optimism in Beowulf” is now published in English Studies. https://t.co/nm2NTe4qpC (should be ☀️OPEN ACCESS☀️shortly!)

[Dr Tom Morcom @ThomasMorcom]

My article on the construction of masculinities in Wulfstan’s homilies is out (and open access)! Massive thanks to @quothgareth and Caz Batten for all their work as editors: https://t.co/R9MUneUZzn

[Lucía Bennett @LuciaBennett_]

Thrilled to share that my article Examining the Refugee Identity and the Ethics of Hospitality in Richard Powers' Generosity (2009) has been published!📚✨ Check it out here: https://t.co/cXPgcOPSmr