Myth in Contemporary American Literature and Culture Special issue of the Polish Journal for American Studies (2027)  Isaac Asimov once claimed that “[w]e know what a ‘myth’ is; it is a tale that is fanciful, usually of unknown origin, a tale that is tied in with...

Canadian Review of American Studies The Canadian Review of American Studies publishes academic articles and review essays whose purpose is the multi- and interdisciplinary analysis and understanding of the culture, both past and present, of the United States, and of...

European Journal of American Studies Transatlantic Flows: Cross-Cultural Interfaces between the U.S. and Europe, 1945 to Present (Edited Collection of Essays) This volume builds on the approach taken in a previous contribution to The European Journal of American...

Commentaries for American Art Disabilities and American Art Histories American Art, the peer-reviewed journal co-published by the Smithsonian American Art Museum and the University of Chicago Press, seeks to publish papers that explore the intersections of disability...

Canada and Beyond Journal of Canadian Literary and Cultural Studies “As we build a vision of Canada, let’s make sure it has more Canada in it”. Under this headline, an October 19th, 2024 op-ed in The Globe and Mail invokes the myth of Canada as “the world’s most just,...

Call for Proposals – Diamond Open Access Journal AmLit – American Literatures We invite proposals from prospective guest editors interested in curating a special issue for AmLit – American Literatures, a Diamond Open Access journal dedicated to publishing cutting-edge...