after a bit of a hiatus (sorry!) the LGs blog is now reactivating. New entries will start appearing on the 2018 and 2019 pages soon.

updates added today to bibliographies (7) 2017-2018 and (8) 2019-2020

A reminder — literary geographies is the twitter account for the literary geographies bibliography blog, and Lit Geogs Journal is the account for the Literary Geographies online journal.

bibliography blog is at wordpress.com/view/literaryg…; Literary Geographies journal is at literarygeographies.net/index.php/LitG…

Latest issue of Literary Geographies now online — special issue “Imaginative Geographies of Home: Ambivalent Mobility in 21st Century Literature and Culture”, guest eds Dorothee Birke and Stella Butter

First anniversary of LGsJnl publication of 1(1) -- since July 29 2015 we've had 4,000+ galley views.

LGs 2(1) published! -- special issue on Ballard's Concrete Island -- guest eds Alexander Beaumont & Daryl Martin tinyurl.com/jjfzzvj

Dave McLaughlin's cfp for AAG2017 on The Call of the Wild: Writing and Walking in American Landscapes here tinyurl.com/h73zksu

new citations up on the LGs bibliography today include “Seoulites′ Daily Living Spaces Reflected in Park Tae-Won′s Novels of the 1930s.”

plus chapter titles from @Palgrave_ Literature and the Peripheral City & Popular Fiction and Spatiality

book reviewer needed for Contemporary Fictions of Multiculturalism: Diversity and the Millennial London Novel tinyurl.com/nub7pkd

LGsJnl-- Contemporary Fictions of Multiculturalism: Diversity and the Millennial London Novel available for review tinyurl.com/nub7pkd

one-day conference on literary geographies at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, March 20th 2017 tinyurl.com/j52jco6

Great suggestions for discussion are coming in for #LitGeogs2017 workshop, Emmanuel College Cambridge, March 20th! tinyurl.com/j52jco6

Issue 3(1) just published, including special section on 'Species of Spaces: Transdisciplinary Approaches to the Work of Georges Perec'

Also Hsuan Hsu's Thinking Space piece on 'Literary Atmospherics' and three book reviews -- issue 3(1) tinyurl.com/jjfzzvj

Also included -- M.J. Steffler on 'Natural, Bodily and Narrative Landscapes in Alice Munro’s “What Do You Want to Know For?”'

one-day conference at Royal Holloway (London) Oct. 20 on "Radical Cities, Radical Narratives" info and CFP here radicalcities.wordpress.com

four books available for review at Literary Geographies -- literarygeographies.net/index.php/LitG…

Literature and Cartography: Theories, Histories, Genres / Spatiality and Symbolic Expression: On the Links Between Place and Culture / Walking in the City Urban Experience and Lit Psychogeography in 18th C London / Black Atlas: Geography & Flow in 19 C African American Lit