Looking for recommendations on collaborative editing projects my students can get involved in. I have 30 students ready to edit in a variety of contexts. #scholarlyediting

Come to our roundtable, "Editing Global Modernism" next Friday. We'll be discussing what global modernism is and how we might go about studying it, with Harsha Ram, Camilla Sutherland, Kaitlin Staudt & Stephen J. Ross. centreforexpandedpoetics.com/events-1/2020/… MSA (Modernism) British Association for Modernist Studies

This wonderful special issue features essays from Louise Kane (Louise Kane), Ameya Tripathi (ameya tripathi), Nicole Flynn (Nicole Flynn), Claudia Kotte, Phyllis Lassner, Jaqueline Shin, Amardeep Singh (Amardeep Singh) and also book reviews of amazing new releases!

Looking forward to talking on jazz and the Harlem Renaissance tonight with @davidmearle ♪♫🎷

My wonderful student, Sara Thames, successfully defended her Literary, Cultural & Textual Studies Master's thesis on Medical Humanities approaches to Claude McKay's Romance in Marseille (+ other texts). Congratulations Sara Nicole! Supervising you has been a pleasure. UCF Department of English

Panel 7.2, "Between and Beyond Human Cultures", features papers from Francesco Bellinzis, Hugo Almeida and Louise Kane, and sketchnotes by John Kilburn

Thank you John Kilburn for providing sketchnotes visualising the topics of the papers we gave for the 'Between and Beyond Human Cultures' panel at transitions today. These are beautiful.

#CallForPapers | Delos: A Journal of Translation and World Literature, published by #UFPress, is dedicating the Spring 2022 issue to the topic "Sacred Texts and Images from Africa and the African Diaspora." Submission deadline is October 1. More info: journals.upress.ufl.edu/delos/CFP21 #CFP

If any Caribbean lit people are interested in having a complete digital archive of the Swanzy Papers, please contact me as there is an interesting opportunity to get the materials scanned for a relatively low price. Thanks :-)

The final speaker for the Re-examining Agency panel is Louise Kane who is speaking on Migrant Writing in Nineteenth-Century Magazines #NWL19

In 2021-22, the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities The University of Tulsa will explore the theme of Renewal and Recovery. We seek applications from public fellows eager to work collaboratively alongside students and faculty. Open to all. Deadline Aug 6. humanities.utulsa.edu/call-for-publi…

Any contingent faculty/ independent scholars/ students working on Joyce, please get in touch with me. We're relaunching the JJLS and would like to expand our contributor pool in more diverse ways. #jamesjoyce #ulysses #moderniststudies

That strangely empty feeling when you're about to hit 'send' for an entire book MS... Weird.

I have a chapter out in this wonderful book expertly edited by Tim Lanzendörfer routledge.com/The-Routledge-… #modernism #littlemagazines

Lost in Translation Global Literature Symposium today-free to attend. Programme here: rb.gy/16aqyu UCF Department of English UCF College of Arts & Humanities

"Shakespeare's plays are the only plays that are staged everywhere...so world drama, world literature, he is probably the only dramatist to deserve these titles" JM Deprats' talk concludes our Lost in Translation Symposium.Thank you so much to everyone who came! #worldliterature

“We need to accept the verdict, etc etc” Said by those who didn’t accept the one already determined by an experienced British judge, which is where most of us got the info to form an opinion in the first place. Male/female has nothing to do with it. Horrible state of affairs.

Proud of Nikky Suarez @nikkyrez for using a UCF Graduate Studies Presentation Fellowship to give a great paper today in London Uni of Greenwich + winning the prestigious UCF Department of English Frances R. Lefkowitz Endowed Scholarship Fund to support her MA studies. UCF College of Arts & Humanities #worldliterature

The SEM is pleased to welcome Louise Kane who will give a talk titled « Forging a Global Avant-garde: Magazines and their Audiences », at 5pm this Friday (March 31) at the Ecole Normale Supérieure (salle Borel, 29 rue d’Ulm, Paris, 2nd floor). All welcome!