ESPRIT Conference Registration now open!
Esprit’s annual conference, Politics and Periodicals, 10 – 11 September 2015, Nordiska Museet, Stockholm For more information about the conference and how to register – go to: http://www.espr-it.eu/
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Postgraduate Research Blog Launch
We are delighted to announce the launch of our postgraduate research blog. The Research blog area is a space for our postgraduate students to showcase their research projects and for the wider RSVP community to read and enjoy! Each post will include the contact details of our featured writer. We encourage you to get in touch with them for further discussion of the topics raised. Our inaugural post comes from Ann M. Hale (University of Greenwich) and is entitled ‘On Serendipity.’ You can read it here. If you would like to write a blog post for the website please contact […]
CFP Popular Culture – Serial Fictions in Transnational Perspective
CFP: POPULAR CULTURE – SERIAL CULTURE: NINETEENTH-CENTURY SERIAL FICTIONS IN TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE, 1830S-1860s. 28-30 APRIL 2016, UNIVERSITY OF SIEGEN This call for papers may be of interest for scholars of 19th-century popular print culture. Daniel Stein and Lisanna Wiele (American Studies, Universität Siegen) are inviting submissions for the conference “Popular Culture – Serial Culture”. From the CfP: Recent publications such as Transnationalism and American Serial Fiction (Okker 2011) and Serialization in Popular Culture (Allen/van den Berg 2014) remind us that serial modes of storytelling, publication, and reception have been among the driving forces of modern culture since the first half of […]
RSVP Conference 2015 University of Ghent – Programme Available
The provisional programme for the forthcoming RSVP Conference is available to download from the Conference website along with information about registration, accommodation and travel http://www.rsvp2015.ugent.be/
New Publication on Dickens & Print Culture – Discount Available
Out Now: Dickens, Reynolds and Mayhew on Wellington Street: The Print Culture of a Victorian Street Mary L. Shannon, University of Roehampton, UK (Ashgate: April 2015) Following a successful launch event at the Menzies Centre, King’s College London this book is now available to buy. Please do consider ordering it for your libraries! Dickens, Reynolds and Mayhew on Wellington Street: The Print Culture of a Victorian Street discusses, for the first time, the proximity of the offices of Charles Dickens, G.W.M. Reynolds, and Henry Mayhew, in mid 19th-century London. Wellington Street (home to nearly thirty newspapers and periodicals, as well […]
Cultures of Communication Conference: Registration now open
Early registration is now open for the Cultures of Communication conference taking place this 10-11 September in Edinburgh, with a reduced fee available until 31 July. A preliminary schedule of session times is up on the website, as is the registration page. See http://www.ccii.hss.ed.ac.uk/?page_id=37