Registration is now open for "Care, Community and Hope", a hybrid children's and YA literature conference on 6 June 2024.
See our speakers: shorturl.at/uIKNQ
Register for free: gold.ac.uk/calendar/?id=1504…
On 13 May 2024 at 16:00 BST, we will be joined online by Prof. Karen Sands-O'Connor for "The Repeating Island? Racial Diversity in Young Adult Publishing". To register for free, go to: gold.ac.uk/calendar/?id=1501…
We're hosting a hybrid conference on "Care, Community, and Hope in Children's and YA Literature" on Thursday 6 June. Please submit proposals for a conference paper, workshop, or poster presentation by 1 May 2024. drive.google.com/file/d/1FJ5…
On 23 April 2024 at 16:00 BST, we will be joined online by Dr @_crisRhodes for "Literature, Education, and the Chicanx Adolescent: The Project of Educational Reform and Youth Literature in the Wake of the Chicano Movement". To register for free, go to: gold.ac.uk/calendar/?id=1497…
Nevertheless, given the prominence of adolescents in the Movement, especially in their advocacy for education reform, an analysis of how literature constructs the unique and discrete Chicanx youth identity provides a new vantage point into studies of literature and Chicanidad. 5/
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Tonight is the world premiere of 'Getting Through it' a poem sequence about the death of Eddie, my son and my time in a coma (nurses' diary) and after, with original music by Stephen Arnold, on @GoldsmithsUoL
A very happy #WorldBookDay from the Children's Literature team at @GoldsmithsEduc1! To celebrate, here's a rendition of @MichaelRosenYes's "Hands on the Bridge", which he performed for our students in a lecture on the power of stories. @GoldUnivMACL @WorldBookDayUK
On 20 March 24, at 14:00 GMT, we will be joined online by Dr @jenniegouck for "Dream Girl, Dream Boy, Dream Gay? The Possibility of ‘Alt Pixies’ in Young Adult Literature". To register for free, go to: forms.office.com/e/pPTgqpAew… (1/)
enriching the life of an apathetic, White, male, cisgender, heterosexual, middle-class protagonist. What happens, though, when the Pixie is queer or male? (3/)
Reminder: This Wednesday, Prof. Peter Hunt will deliver a seminar on "Lovely Rice Pudding and the Inner Organs of Beasts and Fowls: The Gastronomic Contexts of Children's Literature". For more information/registration, visit: gold.ac.uk/calendar/?id=1487…
On 28 Feb 24, at 11:00 GMT, we will be joined in person AND online by Prof. Peter Hunt for "Lovely Rice Pudding and the Inner Organs of Beasts and Fowls: The Gastronomic Contexts of Children's Literature". To register for free, go to: forms.office.com/e/vfMa0iCDv… (1/3)
On 28 Feb 24, at 11:00 GMT, we will be joined in person AND online by Prof. Peter Hunt for "Lovely Rice Pudding and the Inner Organs of Beasts and Fowls: The Gastronomic Contexts of Children's Literature". To register for free, go to: forms.office.com/e/vfMa0iCDv… (1/3)
A taster (pun intended) for Prof. Hunt's seminar: Often what is lacking in histories of children's books is a sense of context – what is going on in the literary, cultural and social worlds surrounding them. (2/3)
Thank you to @EmmaJoyReay for a fascinating seminar discussion, and for all of you who joined us. It was a great start to our seminar series.
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On 25 Jan 24, at 13:00 GMT, we will be joined online by Dr Emma Reay for "A Seat at the Kid’s Table: The Intersection Between Children’s Literature Studies and Games Studies", in honour of her new book. To register for free, go to: forms.office.com/e/gPtjRQ4Df…








