Newly published: REGIONAL ROMANTICISM tracks the rise of modern cultural regionalism across the turn of the nineteenth century. link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…

📢 As part of our conference programme we're delighted to announce a visit to the Wren Library at Trinity College to view a curated selection of Romantic-period materials on September 4 at 17.30. Remember to submit your abstracts! Our CfP remains open until January 6 2025.

Happy that Remediating the 1820s is now available as a (relatively) affordable paperback. One of the reasons we wanted to publish with Edinburgh University Press was their commitment to paperback releases: edinburghuniversitypress.com/book-remediati….

Our Lent Term CfP is now live! We welcome 250 word abstracts + bio on the theme Form and Function. Please apply by 10 January 2025 ✨

🌿CFP for a special journal issue of Scottish Literary Review Association for Scottish Literature, entitled 'Cultures of Care in Scottish Women's Writing', edited by Sarah Dunnigan 🌿 and me. Please send abstracts for consideration by 30 January 2025. Full details below.🌿

A final 🎄pre-holiday🎄 reminder to submit an abstract for #BARS025, ‘Romantic (Un)Consciousness’, if you’ve not already done so! CFP CLOSES 6 JANUARY 2025 Very happy to be able to offer a number of bursaries; more details to follow in the New Year! ✨ barsconference2025.wixsite.com/home

ALSO 🎺🎺🎺—a Christmas gift of a trailer: Following the conference in Stirling 17–20 June 2025, we will hold an online conference, also on ‘Scots and the Environment’, on 24 and 25 June. Keynote speaker is Thomas Tyson.

Papers from PGRs, ECRs, independent scholars particularly welcome. Watch this space for the CFP early in January! Eighteenth Century Studies at Stirling 18thCSSS

📢 Call for Blog Contributors in 2025! Women’s History Scotland is seeking blog posts on women’s and gender history in Scotland. Share your research, projects, or thoughts on exhibitions, talks, books, or films! For more details ➡️ tinyurl.com/3kwbayum

My next book (as editor) is now off to the publishers! Exciting to see this coming out later this year... Series so far: edinburghuniversitypress.com/series-the-edi…

📢 DEADLINE EXTENDED: After a wonderful initial response to our Call for Papers, we have decided to extend the deadline for the BARS ECR & PGR Conference 2025 - 'Romantic (Un)Consciousness'. The new deadline for all paper and panel proposals will be 20 January 2025.

Our conference is this Saturday! Tickets and programme 👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/centre-for-r…

Join us next Wednesday 22 January for our first seminar of the new semester. Our own @ScotsAntiquary will present a paper titled ‘Collating with Purpose, or, the Joys of Descriptive Bibliography’. Join us in person or on Teams (link on request). 1-2pm; all very welcome!

The ECSSS 2025 conference at Stirling now has a fantastic bonus episode lined up! We are excited to announce our *online conference* on Scots and the Environment, 24 and 25 June 2025! CFP here: ecsss.org/upcoming-confe…

📢The CfP for the BARS Conference 2025 is officially closed! If you missed out on submitting a paper proposal but would still love to attend, we'll be sharing more info about registration and programming in a few months time. Watch this space👀

Anyone about in Stirling at 2pm this Wednesday 29 January, do consider attending our own PhD researcher Kat Pruente's "The Throckmorton Letters: A Diplomat’s Despair" at The Stirling Smith. More information can be found here: smithartgalleryandmuseum.co.uk/product/talks-…

Join us next Wednesday 5 February for our next seminar. One of our own PhD researchers, Gema Silva Ferrandez, who will present her paper titled ‘Re-Imagining Byron: from Lady Caroline Lamb’s Glenarvon to 21st Century Fiction.’ 1-2pm; Teams link on request. All very welcome!

Meanwhile, registration is ***open*** for the ECSSS 2025 conference in Stirling, 'Scots and the Environment', 17–20 June 2025, here: shop.stir.ac.uk/conferences-an…. Do join us! The provisional programme is here: ecsss.org/upcoming-confe…

Many Congratulations to Leith Davis Dr. Leith Davis for receiving a Lifetimes Achievement Award from Eighteenth Century Scottish Studies Society. Hugely well deserved!! Eighteenth Century Studies at Stirling

Join us in Stirling next January for a fabulous event organised by our colleague Katie MacLean - abstracts due 22 September 2025. Do spread the word!