ESQ: A Journal of Nineteenth-Century American Literature & Culture
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There’s never been a better time to submit to ESQ! Due to an unexpected delay with an upcoming special issue, we are seeking strong submissions for publication in fall/winter 2022. Guidelines/feature info here: english.wsu.edu/esq-submissi…
We are seeking grad students to compose a collaborative article on the upcoming @C19americanists conference for our "The Year in Conferences" (YiC) feature. Prospective reporters need to attend the conference & should be pursuing a PhD in 19th American lit or related field (1/2)
This project is an excellent opportunity to work with other ppl in yr field + publish with a nationally recognized journal. If you are interested, please send a CV and brief message describing your scholarly interests to Rachel Brown at [email protected] by Fri, Feb 18
We are happy to announce two new special features: “Findings,” which highlights a “lost” or forgotten text & “Resonances,” which considers how a 19thc text reverberates today. Please write to us or read our site for more info on submitting!
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ESQ’s COVID cluster is out, featuring an intro by yours truly (“Love, Death, and the Nineteenth-Century Americanist”) and moving pieces about pedagogy and scholarship from a range of top-notch C19 voices. A time of trauma, sentiment, innovation, and love. @ESQJournal
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Very proud to have an essay in the new issue of @ESQJournal esp bc collaborating w Danielle Coriale was life-sustaining for me last year & changed how I think about teaching & writing (read it here: The Society to Encourage Studies at Home (in a Pandemic) muse-jhu-edu.ezproxy.lib.umb…
Congratulations to 65.2 author Gordon Fraser, winner of the 1921 Prize in American Literature (Untenured category)! Read his essay, "Distributed Agency: David Walker’s Appeal, Black Readership, and the Politics of Self-Deportation" on Project MUSE here: muse.jhu.edu/article/733854
soon to be released from @Literature_CUP : A Question of Time: American Literature from Colonial Encounter to Contemporary Fiction, edited by Cindy Weinstein with work from great contributors like Christopher Looby and Julia Stern. Find out more here: ow.ly/6ikP30mr2nB
Congratulations to Matthew Knip on winning the 2017 Hennig Cohen Prize of the Melville Society for his ESQ 62.2 essay, "Homosocial Desire and Erotic Communitas in Melville Imaginary: The Evidence of Van Buskirk"! Take a look at the essay on Project MUSE if you haven't already!
More great news! Congrats @Hay47John on his ESQ 61.3 essay "A Poet of the Land" winning the 2016 SLSA Schachterle Prize; untenured category
Take a look at Marta Werner's great 62.3 essay, "The Weather (of) Documents." Beautiful images courtesy of Margaret Dakin and Leah Early!
Congrats to @eeforbes on winning the ALS 1912 Prize in American Lit for her ESQ 62.3 essay on Harriet Jacobs and spiritualism! Fantastic!
A fascinating book from the wonderful Janet Dean came in the mail today! Unconventional Politics is out now!
DEADLINE TOMORROW! Submissions to ESQ's special issue "Dickinson's Environments" are due 10/1! More info here: ow.ly/29fr304A7E9
A great series! ow.ly/uleK304A6dN Remember, submissions to "Dickinson's Environments" are due 10/1!
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On this day in 1862, Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation. @HoughtonLib has a colorful 1865 broadside and rare miniature version
ALT Large, colorful 1865 broadside of the Emancipation Proclamation.
ALT This extremely rare miniature version (9 cm) of the Emancipation Proclamation is the first and only contemporary printing in separate book form of the historic act.
We've got Dickinson on the brain as our special issue deadline approaches! Find more info here: english.wsu.edu/esq-current-…
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#Boston-area graduate students! have you registered for our 7th annual Graduate Student Reception on Thursday evening? There's still time!
PLEASE RT: The deadline for submissions to ESQ's "Emily Dickinson's Environments" is 10/1. More info here: english.wsu.edu/esq-current-…
PLEASE RT: Deadline for Dickinson's Environments special issue extended to October 1st, 2016. More info here: english.wsu.edu/esq-current-…