Women and Editing
The important role played by women editors of Anglophone modernist little magazines in the early twentieth century has long been acknowledged. Whether it is Harriet Monroe founding Poetry: A Magazine of Verse (1912), helped by Alice Corbin Henderson, or Margaret Anderson and Jane Heap starting The Little Review (1914), Dora Marsden and The Freewoman/ New…
Our JEPS Special Issue is out now!
The first of our project’s publications is available on OpenJournals now. The special issue of the Journal of European Periodical Studies on ‘The Matter of Europe’, edited by our very own Cillian Ó Fathaigh and Andrew Thacker, explores how magazines in the immediate decades after the end of World War Two brought a European perspective…
Women in Translation (Part 2)
September and October have passed us by but we are still finding more ‘Women in Translation’ in our corpus, so we are continuing our series and checking off more Bingo squares: Less than 100 pages: This square might be a challenge if you’re trying to find a short fiction writer in a sea of novelists…
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Spaces of Translation 