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Category Archives: Events
Tessa Farmer, ‘In Fairyland’, Leeds College of Art, 30 January – 26 February 2015
This exhibition at Leeds College of Art looks enticing: The Cottingley Fairies fly home in the forthcoming exhibition ‘In Fairyland’. It is now almost a century since the infamous fairy photographs were taken in a small village a few miles … Continue reading
wonder.land – a new musical
This sounds exciting! Another response to the 150th anniversary of Alice’s Adventures in WonderlandL Damon Albarn’s new musical, wonder.land.
CFP: Locating Fantastika: An Interdisciplinary Conference, 8 July 2015, Lancaster University
An exciting conference at Lancaster in July, embracing all aspects and genres of fantastic narrative. “Fantastika”, coined by John Clute, is an umbrella term which incorporates the genres of fantasy, science fiction, and horror, but can also include alternative histories, … Continue reading
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Tagged CFP, Fantasy, Film, graphic novels, horror, SF, steampunk, the fantastic, TV
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CFP: Reading the Fantastic: Tales Beyond Borders conference, University of Leeds, 23rd-25th April, 2015
Also approaching the deadline of 31 January 2015, this conference and workshop at the University of Leeds looks fantastic (if I can say that), and offers much to postgraduates as well as established scholars–and invites contributions from outside academia. We … Continue reading
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Tagged art, CFP, Fairy tales, Fantasy, Folklore, Genre, music, myth, the fantastic, workshop
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CFP: Wonderlands: Reading/Writing/Telling Fairy Tales and Fantasy, 23 May 2015, University of Chichester
Apologies for the late posting of this CFP for the postgraduate symposium at the University of Chichester–the deadline is 31 January 2015, so anyone interested (and I can’t see why they wouldn’t be!) will have to hurry. Timed to coincide … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice in Wonderland, CFP, Children's literature, dystopia, Fairy tales, Fantasy, utopianism, wonder lands, YA Fiction
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CFP: Current Research in Speculative Fiction 2015, 8 June 2015, University of Liverpool
An exciting conference for postgraduates to present their research at the University of Liverpool, well-known as a pioneering centre for research into science fiction: Returning for its fifth consecutive year, CRSF is a one day postgraduate conference designed to promote … Continue reading
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Tagged CFP, Fantasy, horror, science fiction, speculative fiction, YA Fiction
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CFP: Victorian Authenticity & Artifice, 13-15 July 2015, Senate House, London
A conference by the Victorian Popular Literature Association. There is certainly room for work on fiction of the undead and other allied and suitably Gothic themes in popular literature. The organisers invite a broad, imaginative and interdisciplinary interpretation of the … Continue reading
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Tagged CFP, Gothic, popular fiction, Victorian Gothic
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Miriam Allott Visting Writers Series: Bestselling Novelist Neil Gaiman, University of Liverpool, 5 March 2015
The (literally) marvellous Neil Gaiman–author of splendid works of fantasy, of graphic novels, and children’s literature–is at the University of Liverpool in March to launch the Centre for New and International Writing.
Review of British Library Gothic Study Day
I’m starting this year by looking backwards towards the end of last year which seems oddly suitable as a scholar of the Gothic. Early in December 2014, though it seems longer ago, I attended the Gothic Study Day at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Radcliffe, Enlightenment, Fashion, Goth subculture, Gothic, Gothic novel, Jane Austen, music, Southern Gothic, travel narratives, Twilight
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CFP: Utopias, Realities, Heritages. Ethnographies for the 21st century, SIEF2015 12th Congress Zagreb, Croatia 21-25 June 2015
This looks like a fabulous conference, hosted by the International Society for Ethnology and Folklore. There are opportunities to share research on the fairy tale, particularly their utopian content (and including, I would think, contemporary adaptations).
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Tagged adaptation, CFP, Fairy tales, Folklore, utopianism
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