The K-SAA & Red Bull Theater present a special performance of Shelley’s The Cenci on November 5, 2026, continuing its global watch party initiative with audiences around the world.

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We are looking forward to our next Curran Symposium on the topic of Mary Shelley’s  The Last Man . The event will take place on September 24th and 25th 2026 at the University of Notr...

Are you exploring the works, life, or influence of John Galt? The John Galt Society is excited to share its annual Ian McGhee Research Grant for 2027, offering up to £1,000 to defray expenses incurr...

Omar F. Miranda reflects on teaching and abridging Mary Shelley’s The Last Man .

Michael Gamer writes on how media ecologies impact aesthetic forms, especially Poetry, the Gothic, and the Stage. He is the recipient of A British Academy Global Professorship (2020-24). With Angela...

Join us for the next Haunted Shores conference! Beyond the Blue Planet: Outer Space, Inner Space, and Extraterrestrial Oceans Online: 2 April 2027 (Double, a crater in the Moon’s Sea of Tranquility…

The K-SAA is delighted to announce that we have two new board members!   Judith Pascoe is the author of four books, including On the Bullet Train with Emily Brontë: Wuthering Heights in ...

We are looking forward to our next Curran Symposium on the topic of Mary Shelley’s  The Last Man . The event will take place on September 24th and 25th 2026 at the University of Notr...

Discover how Dundee shaped Mary Shelley's imagination in this online talk with Professor Daniel Cook from the University of Dundee.

Edited by Emily Sun, Barnard College, Columbia University, and Orrin N. C. Wang, University of Maryland, College Park

Consider joining us for our next Curran Symposium on the topic of Mary Shelley’s  The Last Man (1826)!  The event will take place on September 24th and 25th 2026 at the University ...

Written by Dr. Susan Civale, Canterbury Christ Church University

The Communications Fellows are excited to continue the K-SAA Blog’s “What Are You Reading?” series! Started by the 2019 Comms Team, this series aims to spotlight the research of our community members ...

The Communications Fellows are excited to continue the K-SAA Blog’s “What Are You Reading?” series! Started by the 2019 Comms Team, this series aims to spotlight the research of our community members ...

"What Are You Reading?": An interview with early career researcher and writer Dr. Carly Stevenson

Join us on May 15 at 1 PM ET, for the K-SAA Members’ Meeting! Hear news, upcoming events, award winners, and Nicholas Roe as he examines the collapse of The Liberal and its aftermath, tracing how Leig...

Join us on May 15 at 1 PM ET, for the K-SAA Members’ Meeting! Hear news, upcoming events, award winners, and Nicholas Roe as he examines the collapse of The Liberal and its aftermath, tracing how Leig...

The Byron Society Collection ’s extensive and varied holdings represent a material history of Byron literary and cultural studies from the 19th century to the present day. The collection, which was ...

Join us on May 15 at 1 PM ET, for the K-SAA Members’ Meeting! Hear news, upcoming events, award winners, and Nicholas Roe as he examines the collapse of The Liberal and its aftermath, tracing how Leig...

In Greek myth, the hero Leander swam four miles across the Hellespont—a choppy strait in Turkey now called the Dardanelles, which separates Europe from Asia—every night to visit Hero, a virgin prie…

Join us on May 15 at 1 PM ET, for the K-SAA Members’ Meeting! Hear news, upcoming events, award winners, and Nicholas Roe as he examines the collapse of The Liberal and its aftermath, tracing how Leig...

Join us for a roundtable with scholars from Universidad de Chile and Universidad de Buenos Aires exploring how Romantic-era literature functioned as a technology of temporality, challenging emerging c...

Join us on May 15 at 1 PM ET, for the K-SAA Members’ Meeting! Hear news, upcoming events, award winners, and Nicholas Roe as he examines the collapse of The Liberal and its aftermath, tracing how Leig...

Join us for a roundtable with scholars from Universidad de Chile and Universidad de Buenos Aires exploring how Romantic-era literature functioned as a technology of temporality, challenging emerging c...