We are pleased to announce the publication of issue #82, which is a special issue guest-edited by Kate Singer. It features 4 articles by Kerry Sinanan, Mariam Wassif, J. Ereck Jarvis, and Rebecca Anne Barr. The issue also features 2 plenary talks, by Matt Sandler, Kerry Sinanan et Eugenia Zuroski on “Citation, Appropriation, and Abolition”, […] Read more
We are thrilled to publish Issue #80-81 (Spring–Fall 2023), a multi-media double-issue guest edited by Catriona Seth (University of Oxford) and Nicola J. Watson (The Open University) and linked with their ground-breaking online project RÊVE (Romantic Europe: The Virtual Exhibition). Follow nine leading Romanticists through the collections of RÊVE on tours dedicated to “Bodies,” “Paper,” “Air,” […] Read more
We are pleased to announce the publication of issue #79, which is a special issue guest edited by Anna Pilz and Penny Fielding. It features 7 articles by Nigel Leask, Christina Riley, Susan Oliver, and more. Read more
We are pleased to announce the publication of issue #77-78, which features three open-submission articles, a special cluster (“India and Britain: Romantic-Era Interactions”), and a review of the Radical Translations bibliographic database. We have three special issues in production at the moment, and expect to be issuing those at fairly regular intervals over the next few […] Read more
Guest-edited by Colette Davies and Amanda Blake Davis, and with an afterword by Emily W. Rohrbach, this special issue contains six articles on the topic of “Romantic Futurities”. Read more
The editors of RoN are proud to report that the journal was once again awarded another 3-year grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada in the 2022-2025 competition of the program “Aids for Scholarly Journal”. Read more
CFP Black Studies & Romanticism Virtual Conference Sponsored by the Mount Holyoke English Department & the Critical Social Thought Program June 24-25, 2021 Hortense Spillers suggests that a new “grammar” for thinking and instigating Black liberation from white history is necessary. With this conference we offer a platform, one virtual but intimate, for people interested […] Read more
In light of recent reckonings with colonialism and its legacies, Romanticism on the Net is soliciting papers, of 6,000-12,000 words, for a Fall 2021 special cluster, India and Britain: Romantic-era Interactions. Successful submissions will join a conversation already underway, as represented by a set of papers written by scholars at Indian universities. Submission deadline: April […] Read more
Issue #72-73 is now complete, with an article by Terence H. W. Shih, and a special cluster on John Clare (with articles by David Collings, Karen Swann, and Elizabeth Effinger). It also contains the latest Digital Review by Ian Haywood on the British Museum’s Online Collection of Political and Personal Caricatures. Read more
Romantic Studies cannot, and should not, go on as before. Along with the cessation of face-to-face instruction, the COVID-19 pandemic has seen the cancellation of conferences and disruption of the usual paths to publication. Anti-racist demonstrations in America and around the world sparked by the killing of George Floyd have also interrupted “business as usual” […] Read more
