There is a gathering consensus that television began to undergo a marked transformation at the end of the twentieth century. Two decades into the twenty-first century, an ever-increasing number of cable and streaming series are conjuring the emergence of a world liquidated of normative authority, saturated with media-technological […]
Call for Contributions Edited collection Critical perspectives on David Chariandy’s Writings Editor : Rodolphe Solbiac Université des Antilles Presses Universitaires des Antilles The literary work of Canadian Caribbean writer David Chariandy is a resounding and growing success in the contemporary literary world in Canada and beyond. His […]
Although the Holocaust has long engaged writers in Canada – those with and without direct links to the historic event – their particular exploration of the subject has received little critical or scholarly attention. We now invite submissions to a collection of scholarly essays on Canadian literary works […]
Decolonial (Re)Visions of Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror Deadline extended: July 1, 2019 This special issue of Canadian Literature will address Black Canadian and Indigenous work in / with the genres of science fiction, fantasy and horror, both genre fiction proper and slipstream fiction. While there has been quite a […]
CFP: L.M. Montgomery and Vision The L.M. Montgomery Institute’s Fourteenth Biennial Conference University of Prince Edward Island, 25-28 June 2020 “My fingers tingle to grasp a pen—my brain teems with plots. I’ve a score of fascinating dream characters I want to write about. Oh, if there only were not […]
