We are thrilled to release the CFP for ‘Unquiet Shores’, a hybrid conference at Edinburgh Napier and online, which we will be hosting in collaboration with the wonderful team at @dansegothic — send us your abstracts on apply coastal acoustics!
https://t.co/DVjfidikYB
Just under two days to go until our Haunted Shores seminar with @stevermentz! Join us 5pm (GMT)/1pm (EST) for:
'"A naughty night to swim in': Water and Alienation in King Lear and The Winter's Tale'.
More info here: https://t.co/2E5mkq08KU
I’m the outgoing Membership Secretary - please come & ask me about the role and the general wonderfulness of being on this committee if you see me at #litsci3soc2024#bsls2024 this week :)
To be great on this committee, you don’t need to be someone senior or even to have been a member for very long! All you need is enthusiasm for the work of the BSLS and a bit of time to devote to helping direct the Society’s activities.
A couple of weeks left to submit abstracts for our next Haunted Shores gathering (converging? assemblage?) — the debate still wide open to find the hauntedest shore of them all.
My short book, FOLK GOTHIC, thinks through how a distinctive folk gothic might diverge from folk horror. Never had so much fun writing a book! It's in a great series edited by @DaleGothic96 & @AngelaW49888140 from @CUP_LitPerform#gothic#folkhorror
https://t.co/xHUWzr0KVE
I am honoured to join the International Gothic Association team as incoming Chair of the IGA Book Prizes 2024.
Nominations are invited now! Please RT, and see this link for details on eligibility and process! https://t.co/ccEtwxm0Uy
@IGA_Goths@IGAPostgrads@GothicStudies
New Haunted Shores cfp! Details for our fourth annual online symposium: 10–14 June 2024. Abstracts due 31 March.
Please share widely: abstracts welcomed from absolutely anyone interested in any manner of haunted shoreline!
📣The deadline for our next ASLE-UKI Postgraduate Conference in Edinburgh is 𝟐𝟑 𝐅𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟒!📣
Further details and the call for papers can be found on our website: https://t.co/zEhdG981o3
@Jendeavour Have you looked at Hesketh’s Flaxman Low stories or Blackwood’s John Silence stories? Also I second the Nesbit recommendations such as The Shadow.
Hi Colleagues! Annual request for details of online talks on race, colonialism and 19th c British interactions with the world. My students at Aberdeen benefit massively from attending live and recorded events. Please help me open their eyes to the wealth of scholarship out there!