The Society for the Study of American Travel Writing invites proposals for the Society for the Study of American Women Writers 2018 Triennial Conference in Denver, Colorado. November 7-11, 2018. […]
The Society for the Study of American Travel Writing (SSATW) anticipates hosting 2 panels at ALA 2018 on the paired themes of Travel Writing and Travel Bans and Travel Writing […]
Friday, May 26 11:10-12:30 Session 9-C Humor and Travel Organized by the American Humor Studies Association and the Society for the Study of American Travel Writing Chair: Jeffrey Melton, University […]
The Society for American Travel Writing seeks abstracts for a session on “Teaching Travel Writing” for the American Literature Association annual conference in Boston, Massachusetts, May 25-28, 2017. As a […]
“I just flew in from Miami Beach, and, boy, are my arms tired.” The Society for American Travel Writing and the American Humor Studies Association seek abstracts for a collaborative […]
The new proposal deadline for SATW’s “Bad Trips” panel at ALA is 8 January 2016. In travel writing, what is there to tell if everything goes according to plan? Shouldn’t […]
In travel writing, what is there to tell if everything goes according to plan? Shouldn’t we grant that travel writing is to some extent dependent upon the frustrated expectations of […]
Given that travel means to leave home and go somewhere else, to cross over into the space of other peoples, cultures, and environments, is there an ethics of travel writing, […]
The Society for the Study of American Travel Writing is organizing a panel for the American Literature Association Symposium on The City in American Literature to be held in New […]
ALA Symposium on Frontiers and Borders in American Literature February 25-27, 2016, San Antonio, TX Proposals due September 15, 2015 to Susan Roberson at susan.roberson@tamuk.edu The Society for the […]
