The Literary London Society fosters research into all periods and genres of London literature from the city’s roots in pre-Roman times to its imagined futures.
CFP: 📢 In lieu of our annual conference the LLS will hold an international online symposium on Saturday 7 September.
The theme is 'London as Literary Babel: Voices and Vernaculars.' 🗣️
The deadline for paper proposals is 9 Aug. 📥
The full CFP: https://t.co/kpSAEgLAKG
@LdnMetArchives are at @LiteraryLondon Conference on Fashioning London! We are showing off our collections including Peal Feet Books and Foundling Billet samples.
Relishing @LucieGlasheen taking us round the 'Casey Court' kids' comic-noisy-anarchic theatrescapes ridiculing the failures of modern architecture, technology and working-class housing (plotlands, Peacehaven). Lots of thumbing the nose at landlords! #litlon23
Thanks to Olly Ayers and his impressive students Ellen Scout Valente, Libby Collard and Odile Jordan who presented the similarly impressive 'Ignatius Sancho's London' project at the @literaryLondon conference @Northeastern@NortheasternLDN#litlon23
A joy to present today at @NortheasternLDN on Woolf, fashion & faces for @LiteraryLondon & @LiteratureFace. The opportunity to discuss shoes in detail at an academic conference has been most agreeable!
Now #litlon23@LiteraryLondon student panel Ellen Scout Valente Libby Collard and Odile Jordan (and absent Oliver Ayres) from @Northeastern London thinking about Ignatius Sancho's self fashioning as a gentleman and our fashioning of him as well as mapping his London
Loving @bethanbide & @LucieWhitmore on ‘Fashion City: How Jewish Londoners shaped global style’ exploring problem of the Rahvis sisters (‘in the beginning the sisters concocted themselves’), Moss Bros, Carnaby Street… @LiteraryLondon#litlon23
An absolutely brilliant lecture. Thank you so much @bethanbide and @LucieWhitmore Really looking forward to seeing more of this research at the Dockland's Fashion City exhibition @MuseumofLondon https://t.co/0ESZfkqLxt
Lovely to be back at the Literary London Conference, and such a pleasure to chair this wonderful panel on 19thC magazines feat. @n_bharucha and @WallTweets2 #litlon23
Day 1 of the Literary London Conference #litlon23@NortheasternLDN. So far we've had rag fairs, digital cities, 19thC fashion, feminist visions of the city and so much more!
Back in London for @LiteraryLondon conference in watery surrounds of St Katherine's dock. Kicking off with @PTAJones thinking about the conference as rummaging among the second hand, swap shop stores for interesting finds rather than the Hugo Boss of big academic confs #litlon23
A splendid tour West Norwood Cemetery with Jane Jordan – full of archival highlights, colourful lives in the midst of subsiding graves, family catacombs and much discussion of the wildly variegated tastes of the dead! #litlon@LiteraryLondon@fownc1837@WNCemetery
On Friday 7 July, prepare to be transported to 18th-century London.
Charlotte Grant (@NortheasternLDN) illuminates the art of self-fashioning in 'Roxana' and 'Fantomina'.
https://t.co/F6xYE1hJ8b #litlon
✨🌆Get ready for the Literary London conference! 📚✨
"Fashioning London: Streets, Styles, and Storytelling."
Don't miss out—there's still time to join us! Here's a sample of the captivating talks coming up... 🧵
This Thursday 6 July join @LucieWhitmore (@MuseumofLondon) and @bethanbide (@UniversityofLeeds) for the @LiteraryLondon Annual Lecture as they unravel the enchanting world of "Fashion City: How Jewish Londoners shaped global style."