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Special 25th Anniversary Issue
Wasafiri Wasafiri first appeared in 1984. Over the past 25 years, the magazine has published some of the world’s most distinguished writers and is well known for discovering and signposting ‘the best of tomorrow’s writers today’. Wasafiri continues to take readers on a journey around the world via the word, extending the boundaries of literary culture. Wasafiri celebrates this exciting landmark with a very special 25th anniversary issue, featuring a wealth of articles from world renowned writers including Anita Desai, Hermione Lee, and Zoe Wicomb. Order your copy of this special issue here.
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Call for Papers: Fanny Trollope
Women's Writing This special issue aims to provide a forum for an encompassing reconsideration of some of Trollope’s still rarely discussed novels and their significance for the author’s position at the literary marketplace of her time and in the canon of Victorian popular fiction. View full details here.
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Become a Contributor for Routledge Annotated Bibliography of English Studies
'My position as an ABES contributor for the last six months or so has been an enjoyable experience. In addition to highly recommending this site to others, it is personally a useful bibliographic resource.' Kate Watson, Cardiff University, UK
Contributor to the Nineteenth-Century Literature and Contemporary Literature sections Routledge ABES is a selective bibliography that provides a guide to the most significant material published in the field of literary studies each year. Records are categorised into eight literary periods, each overseen by an editor who is an expert in their field and who manages a team of specialist contributors. This international team of contributors has doubled in size since Routledge ABES launched in May 2008, and we’d like to invite you to join the them! Contact us for further information.
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