I'm beyond grateful to share my latest paper published in @MModernity, "'History, As a Spectacle': The Antiquary as Modern Writer in Hope Mirrlees, Virginia Woolf and Manuel Mujica Láinez" https://t.co/4X5UBAP7nt
Modernism/modernity, vol. 32, no. 1, January, 2025, pp. 105-125
🙌🏻 The Journal of Artistic Creation and Literary Research (JACLR) is officially inviting submissions for Vol. 14.2: Lands of Fear: Gothic and Horror in Literature, Art, and Culture.
🔝🌎 Unos galardones que valoran la calidad de las acciones de internacionalización
📣 La UGR entrega los Premios a la Excelencia en la Movilidad Internacional
🤝 @intlUGR
📸 Noticia y galería de fotos: https://t.co/WBP8SZjUk1
I’m thrilled to share my latest publication, “The Ecofeminist Garden as Locus Amoenus in Hope Mirrlees’s Modernist Novels, Madeleine: One of Love’s Jansenists (1919) and The Counterplot (1924)” which appears now in the volume Cartografías feministas (2026) https://t.co/ysJeAgPYXE
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW
Modernism/modernity
Volume 32, Number 1, January 2025
CONTRIBUTORS
Oliver Evans
Rashmi Viswanathan
Stuart Middleton
Rohan Ghatage
Celia Marshik
María Isabel Romero-Pérez
Sharmila Sreekumar
Aaron J. Stone
and more!
https://t.co/W2MeDEdHtk
Our latest issue is in the mail! This issue brings together innovative new work on modernism’s global forms, critical methods, and cultural histories.
Read the Editor's note here: https://t.co/2uilVJc045
Our latest cluster, "Hope Mirrlees's 'Paris: A Poem' @ 100", edited by Nell Wasserstrom and @riomatchett , takes a long walk along the Seine.
Read more here: https://t.co/6xlb4XFynO
Happy May Day, today we stand with workers around the world in solidarity, for International Workers’ Day.
To celebrate, three illustrations by Walter Crane, commemorating the day for socialist magazines (Crane produced illustrations annually for May Day).
📬CFP 1st #NEOLAiA International #Conference on Narrating Histories in Decentring Europe, to be held at @ujaen on Oct. 1-3, 2025, to explore hybrid narrative forms linked to lived experiences and memory. Send proposals to [email protected] before April 12!
"You can pretend that falafel and hummus and zaatar are your ancient cuisines. But in the recesses of your being, you will always feel the sting of this epic forgery."
Palestinian writer and activist Susan Abulhawa delivered this passionate speech at the Oxford Union.
I'm very glad to see my book review of María Isabel Porcel García's translation of Hope Mirrlees's París. Un poema,
now published in Babel - AFIAL (issue 33, 2024)
https://t.co/G6iuLnvdrY
Yesterday at #AEDEAN47 presenting my paper about Hope Mirrlees's 'Madeleine', the (ir)reconcibable paradoxes of Jansenism and the posibilities of feminist recovery for women of letters.
"Es bonita esta postal, ¿verdad? Tiene una gracia picassiana (sin ser picassiana) encantadora. Su arbitrariedad poética limita con las cajas de puros y las envolturas de pasas malagueñas. ¡Mi recuerdo!"
Federico García Lorca, 1927
#BramStoker enthusiast #BrianCleary found an undiscovered short story, #GibbetHill, while researching at NLI. A book on the story of its discovery supported by @RotundaCharity is out on 26 October @bramstokerdub.