RALS (Penn State UP) is a peer-reviewed journal of archival and bibliographical scholarship on all periods/areas of American literature. Est. 1971.
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Early American Literature Issue 59.3 is now available digitally and in print. Keep swiping to learn more!
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Happy 62nd Birthday, The Bell Jar! 🎂
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Call for Papers! The Margaret Fuller Society is sponsoring a panel at the upcoming Thoreau Society Annual Gathering in July 2025, within the conference theme of Revolution: "Margaret Fuller, Women in the 19th Century, and Revolution." Deadline is Dec 15: margaretfullersociety.org/ca…
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J19 issue 12.2 is now available to read online! Check out the array of essays by Paul Gilmore, Bridget Reilly, Shaibal Dev Roy, Adam Syvertsen, Lisa Ze Winters, & Juliane Braun! (with @BrigField on the birds on our cover!)
muse.jhu.edu/issue/53475
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hey turn-of-the century hive, realism stans, naturalism sickos: Our submission deadline approaches!
p.s. JENNIFER FLEISSNER 🤩 has agreed to write an afterword! Don't you want your work read by the greatest to ever do it, wherein "it" is theorizing the fin de siècle novel??
The deadline for the Arizona Quarterly special issue on the American Novel that @proffwolff and I are coediting is less than a month away! Do send us things.
azq.arizona.edu/call-papers-…
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Hey Teachers!
🎂 Join us for DOUGLASS DAY!🎂
On Feb 14 we are transcribing Black history with the @Crowd_LOC! Open to all!
💻 Free curriculum coming soon!
📽️ Live Broadcast
🍰 Great Douglass Day Bake Off
📣 Special guests!
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Harriet Beecher Stowe CFP for ALA! Consider applying--Stowe and genealogy.
New ALA 2025 CFP from the Harriet Beecher Stowe Society now posted! See CFP details at americanliteratureassociatio…
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DEADLINE EXTENDED: SEA 2025 proposals can now be submitted through November 18.
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New ALA 2025 CFP from MELUS (Society for the Study of Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States) now posted! See CFP details at americanliteratureassociatio…
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On Tuesday, Jennifer Garcon and I will present James Baldwin first editions, books from his personal library, and other archived materials as part of @PrincetonHum's commemoration of the James Baldwin centennial. Join us 👉 baldwincircles.humanities.pr…
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ALA 2025 CFP from the African American Literature African American Literature and Culture Society now posted! See CFP details at americanliteratureassociatio…
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In honour of F. Scott Fitzgerald's birthday today and Faulkner's birthday tomorrow, we are delighted to share the CfP for our next colloquium, "Under the Red, White, and Blue: Faulkner, Fitzgerald, and America"! May 10 and 11, 2025! Proposals due Mar 3, 2025. Share widely!
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Please circulate the following CFP for African American Literature and Culture Society (AALCS) Papers and Panels at the ALA 2025 Conference in Boston! Deadline for abstracts is December 15!
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Please consider submitting a proposal for SEA 2025! Proposals are due by Oct. 31, 2024.
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Exciting new CFP for a volume on “The American Scott” from Gretchen Woertendyke and Juliet Shields. Impossible to overstate Scott’s influence on 19th-C American fiction (and American attitudes toward fiction). Looking forward to this!
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"Why Indigenous Newspapers Matter": Prof. Kathryn Walkiewicz (Cherokee) will discuss Indigenous newspapers’ historical role in asserting sovereignty & countering stereotypes. ONLINE, Wed., Sep. 25, 3:30-5pm ET. Register: bit.ly/IndigPprsTalk. @librarycongress #PresAccessFunded
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Deadline extended to September 20!
Send your abstracts to "The Future of the American Literary Archive" panel at #NeMLA 2025. Possible publication to follow in *Resources for American Literary Study.* See you in Philly! cfplist.com/nemla/Home/S/210… @northeastMLA #Americanliterature #archives
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ALA 2025 CFP from the Poe Studies Association now posted! See details of CFP "Teaching Poe's Humor" at americanliteratureassociatio…
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"Occasionally, very occasionally, a book comes along that reorients one’s views about the Romantic Period ... John Bugg’s book, Romanticism and Peace, is such a book."
Thank you to Heidi J. Snow for this review in the latest edition of ERR. tinyurl.com/yzce43p8
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