Announcing our fall 2018 issue, featuring new scholarship on Frances Burney, Joseph Conrad, Jules Feiffer, Anne Enright, and Henrietta Rose-Innes, plus book reviews and an essay-review on 3 volumes of Faulkner studies. Out now! studiesinthenovel.org

Happy new year, and here is a new lesson plan from our Teaching Tools archive: "Teaching 'V for Vendetta': A Lesson Plan, of Sorts," courtesy of Dr. Justin Cosner at University of Iowa. studiesinthenovel.org/content/teachi…

An issue 50 years in the making: the Studies in the Novel 50th anniversary issue is out! This gold-covered special number features a retrospective collection of 10 significant articles from across the journal’s half-century of publication,... studiesinthenovel.org

Call for Papers! Studies in the Novel is currently seeking submissions for a special issue on “The Postcolonial Novel, Post-9/11,” which will be guest edited by Gaurav Desai (University of Michigan) and... facebook.com/studiesintheno…

In related news... we're still accepting submissions for our upcoming special issue, "The Rising Tide of Climate... fb.me/3VOwo9FAH

"Darn the wheel of the world! Why must it continually turn over? Where is the reverse gear?" Remembering Jack... fb.me/5VO8yUyTP

After 40 years, Maxine Hong Kingston's iconic book, 'The Woman Warrior,' still resonates fb.me/73oJwm3Pm

"'No one is useless in this world,' retorted the Secretary, 'who lightens the burden of it for anyone else.'"... fb.me/5TXdazOFz

We are excited to share this call for papers for "Speculative Vegetation: Plants in Science Fiction," an edited... fb.me/5vWxFfEHZ

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Celebrating Black History Month with a list of must-read books. fb.me/6y0wwiRHb

Happy Read Across America Day! If you read, oh, the places you'll go... fb.me/2MMJSzOM1

23 of the world's greatest literary journeys fb.me/5XsJPvh1S

Announcing our spring 2017 issue, featuring exciting new scholarship on Daniel Defoe, Nathaniel Hawthorne,... fb.me/63jlAmlkk

New Teaching Tools content posted for 'The Long 18th Century' and 'Digital Humanities & the Novel', featuring... fb.me/8XwVZECmZ

Looking forward to our spring 2018 special issue, "The Rising Tide of Climate Change Fiction." fb.me/6ZOy0QleK

Looking for summer reading? Don't miss our latest issue, featuring new articles on Susanna Rowson, Sophia Little,... fb.me/6wyv7NsxX

Teaching a literature class on utopias, dystopias, science fiction, "Invisible Man," or "Nightwood"? Find new... fb.me/2PhZzIwUI

We’re eager to see the criticism this novel inspires. What will its form and themes teach scholars about the... fb.me/3PhwuLL54

Announcing our spring issue, a special number: "The Rising Tide of Climate Change Fiction," guest edited by Stef... fb.me/4aJlyBfW1