Herstoria_Issue_3_web.jpg <http://www.herstoria.com/> HerStoria is a new independent magazine launched to bring women’s history to a wider audience In Autumn’s issue – England’s most provocative queen, the history of women football fans, the first woman civil servant (who was also a pre-Raphaelite model), early-modern witches, the shocking case of women doctors, and an interview with the…
The founding of a new academic society and scholarly journal British Historians of Women in the Americas There are many historians in the United Kingdom researching women’s history in North or South America. Yet, we rarely gather as a group that interrogates women´s history from a hemispheric perspective. Instead our identity as historians of women…
The Pennsylvania State University press is pleased to announce the launch of the Journal of Modern Periodical Studies. In response to the burgeoning scholarly interest in periodicals of the period roughly from 1880 to 1950, the biannual JMPS will publish peer-reviewed research on a wide range of periodicals, whether they are aggressively modernist or anti-modernist,…
THE LATCHKEY: A Journal of New Woman Studies Publisher: The Rivendale Press (UK) Editorial Team: D C Rose; Petra Dierkes-Thrun; Jessica Cox; Sophie Geoffroy; Katy Gledhill; Christine Huguet; Lisa Hager; Sarah Townley; Sharon Bickle Hosted by http://www.oscholars.com, the website dedicated to interdisciplinary fin de siècle studies and particularly to Oscar Wilde’s work and circle. Word from…
ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Routledge is pleased to announce The Sixties: A Journal of History, Politics, and Culture. A peer-reviewed journal, The Sixties will print its premier issue in spring 2008. Featuring cross-disciplinary and cutting-edge scholarship from academics and public intellectuals, The Sixties is the only academic journal devoted to this most extraordinary, celebrated,…
History of Feminism Network 