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Carter Kaplan posted the call for the next Emanations collection subtitled “Second Sight.” You can read it below or on the official website here. Carter put together a successful first collection that can be found on Amazon here. He and his contributors do very good work, and I am very glad that I can be …
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The proposal deadline for Canavan and Robinson’s Green Planets is in two days. I wish that I had the time to contribute something, but I am writing my diss as if the Devil were on my tail. Read below for the details on this important project: *CFP for edited collection: /Green Planets: Ecology and Science …
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This cfp sounds interesting: CFP: NeMLA March 15-18, 2012, Rochester, NY, U.S.A. Apocalyptic Projections in Sci-Fi and/or Fantasy Literature for 2012 and Beyond This panel provides an opportunity to explore the ramifications of the 2012 doomsday prophesiers on cultural behavior as witnessed within the genre of science fiction literature and cinema. The term apocalyptic may include …
Jackie Orr forwarded me the following call for papers for a special issue of Women’s Studies Quarterly on the theme of “Enchantment.” It sounds like an interesting issue, and I am considering sending an essay. You should, too. Call for Papers Women’s Studies Quarterly Special Issue: Enchantment Special Editors: Ann Burlein & Jackie Orr This …
Masood Raja, my former professor and friend at North Texas University, asked me to pass along this interesting book project call for papers: Worldly Teaching: Critical Pedagogy and Global Literature. I believe that he is still accepting proposals if you send in an abstract right away. Read below for the details: Worldly Teaching: Critical Pedagogy …
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