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News

• Jul 8, 2024 announcements

  Sustainability

  The Association makes its first-ever policy statement about sustainability, and our carbon usage as a business.
• Jul 8, 2024 announcements

  Mara Josi Wins the Flaiano Prize

  Mara Josi Wins the Flaiano Prize.
• Jun 30, 2024 announcements

  MHRA Critical Texts - Call for Proposals

  MHRA Critical Texts - Call for Proposals.
• Jun 11, 2024 announcements

  Applications open - UCFL Postdoctoral Researcher

  Applications open - UCFL Postdoctoral Researcher.
• May 9, 2024 announcements

  Seeking a new Hispanic Editor for Modern Language Review

  We invite applications for the role of Hispanic Editor of the Modern Language Review (MLR), starting in summer 2024.
• Apr 22, 2024 announcements

  MLR Article Prize for Volume 120

  MLR Article Prize for Volume 120.
• Apr 16, 2024 announcements

  The Kinsman's Version

  Barbara Burns talks to Massimiliano Morini, whose edition The First English ‘Pastor Fido’ (1601) has just been published in the MHRA Tudor and Stuart Translations series.
• Feb 27, 2024 announcements

  Take the Fourth

  The Fourth Edition of the MHRA Style Guide, 2024, is published at last, both Open Access on this website, and as a book: and there are changes.
• Dec 19, 2023 announcements

  Modern Language Review Prize: Kathryn Bryan

  Lucy O’Meara interviews Kathryn Bryan, winner of the inaugural Modern Language Review Article Prize.
• Oct 17, 2023 announcements

  PG Editor Wanted for Working Papers in the Humanities

  PG Editor Wanted for Working Papers in the Humanities.
• Oct 16, 2023 announcements

  Editorial Positions for MLR and YES

  Deadline - 30 November. We invite applications to be English Studies editor of MLR, and to be General Editor of the Yearbook of English Studies.
• Oct 16, 2023 announcements

  Editorial Positions for MLR and YES

  Deadline - 30 November. We invite applications to be English Studies editor of MLR, and to be General Editor of the Yearbook of English Studies.
• Sep 30, 2023 announcements

  Whether God Do Aggravate

  Interviewing Patricia Demers about her new edition of Anne Cooke's 1548 translation of the ‘Italian Luther’, Bernardino Ochino.
• Sep 13, 2023 announcements

  Austria and Film in the Twenty-First Century: Call for Papers

  Austria and Film in the Twenty-First Century: Call for Papers.
• Mar 4, 2023 announcements

  Eight new Legenda ebooks

  Eight new Legenda ebooks.
• Feb 6, 2023 announcements

  UTREES Growing, And Going On

  The annual growth of University Theses in Russian, Soviet, and East European Studies, whose editorship passes on from Gregory Walker to Olga Topol.
• Jan 16, 2023 announcements

  The Open Secrets of Stefan George

  Announcing Peter Morgan's new book 'Stefan George: The Homosexual Imaginary'.
• Jan 9, 2023 announcements

  Into the Vernacular

  Announcing a major collection of essays by the great Italian scholar Mirko Tavoni, available in English for the first time.
• Jan 4, 2023 announcements

  Our Unspeakable World

  Announcing Gabriella Addivinola's new book on the medieval world of Alan of Lille and Dante.
• Jan 3, 2023 announcements

  Rounded Up

  Announcing Mara Josi's new book on the novelisations of the Jewish round-up in Rome, on 16 October 1943.
• Jan 3, 2023 announcements

  Counter-Archives

  Announcing 'Citational Media: Counter-Archives and Technology in Contemporary Visual Culture', out in Legenda later this year.
• Jan 3, 2023 announcements

  A dyalekt mit an armey un flot

  Announcing Contested Communities: Small, Minority and Minor Literatures in Europe, a new collective volume edited by Kate Averis, Margaret Littler, and Godela Weiss-Sussex.
• Jan 2, 2023 announcements

  Contested Spaces

  Contested Spaces.
• Dec 14, 2022 announcements

  From Antropofagia to Global Lusophone Studies

  Launch of Portuguese Studies 38.2, the first in a series of special themed issues co-edited by Young Scholars.
• Nov 21, 2022 announcements

  Henry Hall of Hereford Returns

  Henry Hall of Hereford Returns.
• Sep 13, 2022 announcements

  The Diffusion of Italian Film

  Announcing Film Exhibition: The Italian Context, a new collection edited by Damien Pollard and Edward Bowen for Moving Image.
• Jul 5, 2022 announcements

  The Selfish Plot

  Andrew Watts's new book Darwinian Dialogues is forthcoming in Transcript.
• Jul 4, 2022 announcements

  Legenda Author Becomes Film Producer

  David Trotter, FBA, finds himself on the poster for Eric Ravilious: Drawn to War, now playing in cinemas.
• Jun 29, 2022 announcements

  Organist, Jacobite, Poet, Friend

  Oliver Pickering's new book The Poems and Songs of Henry Hall of Hereford is forthcoming in Legenda (General Series).
• Jun 28, 2022 announcements

  Dreaming and Gardening

  Francesca Southerden's new book Dante and Petrarch in the Garden of Language is forthcoming in Italian Perspectives.
• Jun 28, 2021 announcements

  Meet the Visual Culture Editors

  With a new series comes an entirely new editorial committee.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Zola and His Painters

  We announce Robert Lethbridge's new study on Zola's Painters.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Triangular Translation

  Peiyu Yang's new book for Transcript looks at the triangular world of translations between China, Europe and the Middle East.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Transitional Justice

  Mohamed-Salah Omri and Philippe Roussin present an international view of justice in nations coming out of oppression.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  The Colours of Federico Garcia Lorca

  Jade Boyd on Lorca's dramatic use of colour is coming soon to SHLC.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Teige, Teige

  The second of five launch titles for Visual Culture is Peter Zusi's study of the legendary designer and art theorist Karel Teige.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Spanish Visual Culture

  The first of five launch titles for Visual Culture is Paul Julian Smith's Reimagining History.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Spain's China

  Delphi May's new monograph on the depiction of Chinese culture in Spain.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Seeing in Tongues

  Rounding out the five launch titles for Visual Culture is an ambitious collective volume, Seeing in Tongues, which brings modern linguists and visual-art scholars together under the editorship of J. J. Long and Edward Welch.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Rivera, Rulfo and Revolution

  The third of five launch titles for Visual Culture is Lucy O'Sullivan on Diego Rivera and Juan Rulfo, artists of post-Revolutionary Mexico.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Memories of the Future

  The fourth of five launch titles for Visual Culture sees Silke Arnold-de Simine look at holograms and digital simulations, the memory of the future.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Enter Matilde de la Torre

  Deborah Madden's new book on the rise of women's suffrage in Republican Spain.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Luxuriate on Film

  Alice Blackhurst on the sensation of luxury in film.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  The Journey of David Fram

  Hazel Frankel's new study of the extraordinary Lithuanian/South African poet David Fram will be our next title in Studies in Yiddish.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Italian Commitment

  Alessandra Diazzi's new book charts psychoanalysis and political ideology in post-war Italy.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Into the Infranovel

  Helena Duffy on the Holocaust in French postmodern fiction.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  The Intermediality of Peter Dayan

  Our newest Selected Essays volume to be announced is by Peter Dayan, and is themed around intermediality: art, music and literature.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Intermedia in Italy

  Intermedia in Italy looks at the creative explosion in new visual media in turn-of-the-century Italy.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Huillet and Straub, Straub and Huillet

  Announcing a new collection on one of cinema's most remarkable double-acts, the directorial team of Danièle Huillet and Jean-Marie Straub.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  History and Fiction in Uruguay

  Karunika Kardak on how Uruguay portrayed its past after transitioning to democracy in 1985.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Germany and Latin America

  A new collection, edited by Jenny Haase and Joanna Neilly, spotlights Germany's explorations of Latin America in the age of Romanticism and beyond.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  German Medieval Iberia

  Doriane Zerka looks at the German medieval vision of Iberia, a religious and cultural crossroads.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Frantz Fanon the Reader

  Jane Hiddleston's forthcoming book looks at the great postcolonial thinker Frantz Fanon, and his deep engagement with literature.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Dying in the Night

  We announce Jessica Goodman's new collective volume on the dramatic portrayal of death.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Bringing Videogame Theory to Dante

  In Katherine Powlesland's forthcoming book, neuroscience and videogame theory meet Dante's Divine Comedy.
• Jun 27, 2021 announcements

  Always Troy

  A forthcoming collective volume on the enduring image of Troy, edited by Francesca Rayner and Janice Valls-Russell.
• Jun 10, 2021 announcements

  Legenda Announces New Visual Culture Series

  A new book series for Legenda opens in 2021.
• Mar 4, 2021 announcements

  Lorca's Clown Hat

  Announcing Miguel García's forthcoming study of the great Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca.
• Feb 25, 2021 announcements

  Heroical

  A new edition of the Elizabethan poet Michael Drayton.
• Feb 25, 2021 announcements

  Gaping

  Announcing the forthcoming A Gaping Wound: Mourning in Italian Poetry.
• Feb 25, 2021 announcements

  Bonnefoy the Essayist

  Announcing Layla Roesler on the essays of the great French writer Yves Bonnefoy.
• Feb 1, 2021 announcements

  Three Hearts

  Lucia Brandi on indigenous Mexican culture.
• Nov 1, 2020 announcements

  Concrete

  Rachel Robinson on the vibrant world of Latin American concrete poetry.
• Oct 10, 2020 announcements

  Catalan Walls

  Emily Jenkins on the visual art of a resurgent Catalonia.
• Sep 23, 2020 announcements

  The Looming Shadow

  David McCallum uses a bilingual edition to re-examine the last poems of the Revolutionary poet André Chénier.
• Aug 29, 2020 announcements

  From La Mancha to Stockholm

  Announcing two new Legenda books: B. W. Ife on Cervantes, Anja Tröger on Scandinavian fiction.
• Jun 18, 2020 announcements

  Announcing Contemporary French Poetry

  A flurry of recent Legenda announcements continues with Daisy Sainsbury's new book "Contemporary French Poetry: Towards a Minor Poetics", due out in 2021.
• Jun 16, 2020 announcements

  Announcing Three Centuries of German Literature

  We are pleased to announce a forthcoming Festschrift, for Ritchie Robertson, on the subject From the Enlightenment to Modernism: Three Centuries of German Literature.
• Jun 15, 2020 announcements

  Fragments and Figuration

  Announcing two new Studies in Comparative Literature: Lin Li on Beckett and Giacometti, Elisa Segnini on mask-making in the fin de siècle
• Mar 31, 2019 announcements

  Discovering Livingstone's Travels

  David Livingstone's Missionary Travels (1857) now appear in a beautiful new digital edition, six years in the making, which MHRA helped to support through a Research Associateship.
• Aug 20, 2018 announcements

  Georg Hermann, Coming Soon

  We are pleased to announce a new biography of the German novelist Georg Hermann, coming soon to Legenda.
• Aug 20, 2018 announcements

  Clarice Lispector, Coming Soon

  A new Legenda collection on the 21st-century heritage of the great Brazilian novelist Clarice Lispector is coming soon.
• Apr 18, 2018 announcements

  Harlequin Subject of Critical Edition

  We are pleased to announce that volume 67 in our Critical Texts series​ will be Aphra Behn's Emperor of the Moon and Its French Source, edited by Judy A. Hayden and Daniel J. Worden.
• Mar 21, 2018 announcements

  Soon to Confess

  We announce the fifth title in our series of Decadent literature editions: George Moore's Confessions of a Young Man (1888), in a new edition by Matthew Creasy.
• Mar 17, 2018 announcements

  New New Woman

  Announcing "A 'New' Woman in Verga and Pirandello: From Page to Stage", by Enza De Francisci.
• Mar 15, 2018 announcements

  Maya Goded's Mexico

  We announce a new study of the Mexican documentary photographer Maya Goded.
• Nov 3, 2017 announcements

  Goethe's Daughter, Schiller's Bride

  Announcing Francis Lamport's new translation of two related plays from 1803: Goethe, The Natural Daughter, and Schiller, The Bride.
• Oct 21, 2017 announcements

  Therapy Exotic

  We announce a forthcoming title in our Transcript series: "Making Masud Khan: Psychoanalysis, Empire and Modernist Culture", by Benjamin Poore.
• Oct 20, 2017 announcements

  Petzold Work

  Announcing "Screening Work: The Films of Christian Petzold", a forthcoming study by Stephan Hilpert and Andrew J. Webber, which will be volume 10 in our Moving Image series.
• Oct 16, 2017 announcements

  Prophecy Forthcoming

  We are pleased to announce volume 50 in Studies in Comparative Literature: James Leveque's study Words Like Fire: Prophecy and Apocalypse in Apollinaire, Marinetti and Pound.
• Oct 6, 2017 announcements

  Laforgue, a Little Longer in Red

  Our Research Monographs in French Studies series, a collaboration with the Society for French Studies, is expanding, and today we can announce the first of the longer titles to appear in it: Sam Bootle's forthcoming monograph Laforgue, Philosophy, and Ideas of Otherness.
• Jul 5, 2017 announcements

  Marmontel and Demoustier

  We announce Critical Texts 65, an edition of two completions of (or, if you prefer, sequels to) Molière's celebrated Le Misanthrope, by Jean-François Marmontel and Charles-Albert Demoustier.
• Mar 11, 2017 announcements

  Symons's Spiritual Adventures

  We are pleased to announce publication of Arthur Symons's Spiritual Adventures, an edition in our Jewelled Tortoise series of decadent editions.
• Feb 2, 2017 announcements

  Announcing Newton's Cicero

  Tudor & Stuart Translations 25 will be a volume of four treatises of Cicero, translated by Thomas Newton.
• Jan 21, 2017 announcements

  Suttner's Lay Down Your Arms

  Announcing a new edition of the English translation of Bertha von Suttner's bestselling pacifist novel Die Waffen nieder! (1889).
• Jan 21, 2017 announcements

  Elyot's The Image of Governance

  Announcing a new title in Tudor & Stuart Translations, Thomas Elyot, ‘The Image of Governance’ and Other Dialogues of Counsel (1533–1541).

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