In her new book, Mary Wollstonecraft Against Modernity, Professor Julie Murray exposes Western feminism’s internal contradictions. Published in June by Stanford University Press, Murray’s study recove...

View Collett Tracey's obituary, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

The awards were established in 1989 to enhance research quality and recognize research excellence. The recipients’ terms run from May to April after an announcement each spring. Be sure to also view t...

Passion Relics in Late Medieval Pilgrim Tales: The Agency of Devotional Objects in Contexts of Cultural Dispossession Each year, the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences awards the Marston LaFrance Res...

My name is Ayla, I’m an undergraduate English student at Carleton University, and I’m currently finishing up my three-term Co-op experience. When I first began, I thought I would be working ‘English-s...

While books are often cast as axiomatically good, Professor Jody Mason’s new book Books for Development: Canada In the Late Twentieth-Century World, argues that this idea can be troubled by revisiting...

In the Fall of 2024 Professor Adam Barrows taught a graduate seminar on the topic of madness and time in 20th-century literature. This will be the topic of a book-length project that Professor Barrows...

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Adam Barrows is a Carleton University English professor. He is also a method actor, starring in 9th Hour Theatre Company’s 'Babette’s Feast.'

Ivan Coyote Munro Beattie Lecture

Dr. Micheline White (Department of English Language and Literature and College of the Humanities) was invited to give a public lecture on Katherine Parr and Henry VIII. What did Katherine Parr and Hen...

Dr. Stuart Murray has published two new articles in Rhetoric Society Quarterly and The Conversation.  Empathy as Bug: The Rhetoric of MAGA’s “Battle” in Rhetoric Society Quarterly: This essay critique...

What did Katherine Parr and Henry VIII write in their books? Hear Professor Micheline White delve into the marginalia left in their personal books.

Congratulations to Dr. Sarah Brouillette for being awarded a SSHRC Insight Grant for a project titled “The Feminization of Publishing Work.” Thanks to this grant, Dr. Brouillette will be able to fund ...

Discover The Unsung Song of a Wren by Erin Forget – a gripping tale of past lives, secrets, and a transformative journey.

Doctoral candidate Sarah Dorward has just published “Embracing ‘Elsewhereness’: May Agnes Fleming and Late Nineteenth-Century Transatlantic Authorship” in the Papers of the Bibliographical Society of ...

By Emily Putnam Ben Ladouceur, a Canadian Studies and English graduate, has published his first novel, I Remember Lights, a story of queer life in centennial-era Canada. He says the seeds for the stor...

Congratulations to Dr. John Coleman for the publication of his new article, “The Business Case for Diversity: Hari Kunzru’s Transmission as Commentary on Racialized Literary Promotions,” which has rec...

Congratulations to Ben Ladouceur (B.A. English ’09 / M.A. English ’12) on the publication his first novel, I Remember Lights (Book*hug Press, forthcoming April 2025). An award-winning poet, Ben has tu...

Matthew James Jones is a poet, novelist, storyteller and veteran whose novel Predators, Reapers and Deadlier Creatures is available from Double Dagger Press. Today, Matt writes and teaches in Paris: l...