Boston Review’s 2022-23 Black Voices in the Public Sphere Fellowship
“Boston Review is now accepting applications for the Black Voices in the Public Sphere Fellowship 2022-23, designed to prepare and support the next generation of Black […]
Publishing
MLA Virtual Career Counseling April 8 & 9 (for members), webinars, forum, and CFPs
As per the latest MLA email: Inspired by the success of the virtual 2021 MLA convention’s career counseling services, we are excited to offer members […]
Poetry Manuscript Announcement
An exciting announcement from one of our own English Ph.D. students—in addition to the pre-release of his chapbook celestial navigation, Peter Vanderberg’s first full-length poetry […]
Laura Bassi Scholarship: application deadline March 31
The Laura Bassi Scholarship, which awards a total of $8,000 thrice per annum, was established by Editing Press in 2018 with the aim of providing […]
Princeton University Press Diversify Publishing Fellowship (deadline 2/15/21)
Below please find information regarding the Princeton University Press Diversify Publishing Fellowship, taken directly from their Twitter thread: Applications are open for our Diversify Publishing […]
Ph.D. Candidate Sarah Glessner’s Book Review
Below please find first-year Ph.D. candidate and doctoral fellow Sarah Glessner’s book review, copied from the International Sociological Association’s website. You can read the official […]
Editorial Assistant Position Available at Viking Publishing
Editorial Assistant – Viking The Viking imprint of Penguin Random House is seeking an Editorial Assistant to support two Executive Editors. The Editorial Assistant provides […]
Fellow PhD Candidate, Tommy Hahn, to Release a Novel in November!
Tommy Hahn, a PhD student here in the English Department at St. John’s University is set to release his novel, Open My Eyes on November […]
Congratulations to Tejan Waszak on Her Publications!
Tejan Waszak, a PhD candidate in St. John’s University English Department, has recently published poetry in NarrativeNortheast and The Caribbean Writer. Her pieces can be […]
Dr. Smalls Co-Edits Publication in The Black Scholar + Intro and one Essay Free!
Dr. Shante Paradigm Smalls has co-edited a publication in The Black Scholar‘s special issue. The article is called “An ImPossibility: Black Queer and Trans* Aesthetics.” […]
Writer’s House Intern Program: Spring ’19
A great internship possibility for St John’s students! Two of our recent graduates have gone from this internship program into careers in publishing. WRITERS HOUSE […]
Palgrave Macmillian Academic Publishing Open House
Palgrave Macmillan Academic Publishing will be hosting an Open House on Tuesday, October 16 from 2-4 p.m. at 1 New York Plaza, 46th Floor, New […]
Dr. Smalls Co-Edits Duke University Journal Double Special Issue
Dr. Shanté Paradigm Smalls, Assistant Professor of English, co-edited the most recent of GLQ: A Journal of Gay & Lesbian Studies. “Queers Read This! LGBTQ […]
Talk: 7/29/17 – “The Making of Jane Austen” by Devoney Looser @ NYPL
“The Making of Jane Austen”
CFP: Special Issue of Literacy in Composition Studies – Deadline 9/1/17
Call for Proposals: Special Issue of Literacy in Composition Studies Composing a Further Life Guest Editors: Lauren Marshall Bowen and Suzanne Rumsey The world is aging. […]
FREE: Jumpstart Your Summer Writing on May 9
NYU Center for the Humanities hosts a number of events of interest to BA/MA, MA, and PhD students. May 9 at 2:15pm there will be […]
Standing Against Racism in the Field of Writing: Dr. Asao Inoue (UW Tacoma)
Putting Writing at the Center of Inclusivity The UW Tacoma Writing Center’s new antiracism and social justice statement aims to confront practices that are systemic […]
Blueshift Journal Seeking to Publish Student Work
The Blueshift Journal is a tri-annual, student-run literary magazine. Read more about it and check out published work published in the past here: http://www.theblueshiftjournal.com/. Blueshift Journal welcomes art, poetry, […]
Magazine Submissions: Cornell’s *Death in the Afternoon*
Death in the Afternoon is a Cornell publication with an international, intercollegiate, and interdisciplinary focus. What sets this magazine apart from most other on-campus magazines is […]
2/13/17 Reading: Greg Dybec SJU ’11, “The Art of Living Other People’s Lives”
Greg Dybec, class of 2011, is coming to St. John’s on Monday Feb 13th, 2017 to read from his new collection of essays, “The Art […]
Dr. Stephen Miller’s book about Frances Perkins, nominated for “Henry Adams Award”
Great Department News! Dr. Stephen Miller’s recent book about Frances Perkins has been nominated for a Henry Adams Award. The Society for History in […]
#FlashBackFriday: Grad Students “Hang” with Dr. Juan Guerra Post Talk
“The Rhetoric of Experience: Learning to Navigate Discursive Worlds in Flux” Dr. Juan Guerra, Speaker Series 10/6/16 Dr. Guerra explained to some St. John’s grad students […]