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We’re looking forward to welcoming conference delegates to Northeastern University London on 6–7 July!

Final Programme

Eventbrite Registration

West Norwood Cemetery Tour with Dr Jane Jordan

Venue Information

News

2021 ‘Lost Voices’ Annual Lecture Video Stream Now Available

The 2021 Annual Lecture by Adeola Solanke (Greenwich), ‘Portrait of the artist as an enslaved woman: Phillis in London,’ is now available to stream online here.

 

Literary London Reading Group – Call for Volunteers

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Call for Papers: Discovery: 42nd Annual Virtual Conference, Nineteenth-Century Studies Association (March 11-13, 2021)

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Publication Announcement: Fairy Tales of London: British Urban Fantasy, 1840 to the Present – Hadas Elber-Aviram (February 2021)

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Literary London Journal – Current Issue

  • Iain Sinclair, image by Andy Miah
    David Anderson, ‘Speculative Topography: The Fantastical Overdetermination of Space in Iain Sinclair’s Early Writing’
  • Rebecca D’Arcy, ‘Negotiating John Healy’s The Grass Arena: Poverty, Inequality and Violence in the Immigrant Experience of the Irish in Britain’
  • Iain Sinclair, image by Andy Miah
    Anthony Paraskeva, ‘Non-Linear Cinema and the Editing of Urban Space in the Fiction of Iain Sinclair’
  • Monica Ali
    Rebekka Rohleder, ‘Displacing Conflict: Work, the Self and the City in Monica Ali’s In the Kitchen’

2019 Conference – ‘Neighbours of Ours’: Cities, Communities, Networks

Call for Papers

2018 Conference

The 2018 Literary London conference was on 28-29 June 2018 at the Institute of English Studies in Bloomsbury. The theme was ‘Conflict and Resolution’. More information can be found at The Conference Homepage. You will also find an archive of previous conferences, going back to 2002.

The Literary London Journal

Articles in the current issue include:

Simon Goulding, Senate House: Utopia, Dystopia in Charles Holden’s Architecture and its Place as London Literary and Visual Landmark

Ann Tso, English History as Jack the Ripper Tells It: Psychogeography in Alan Moore’s From Hell

Reviews include:

Christopher Cook on ‘Queer British Art: 1861–1967’

Anni Lappela on Monika Pietrzak-Franger, Nora Pleßke, and Eckart Voigs

Sogol Sur on Mary Coghill

Nicolas Tredell on Peter Ackroyd

Ken Worpole on Anna Cottrell

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