The Keats-Shelley Association of America Blog
Our blog features a range of posts on the topic of Romanticism, including commentary on current news items; dispatches of official K-SAA business and descriptions of our initiatives; calls for contributions; event notices; publication announcements, and more.
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Report: Curran Symposium 2024
A comprehensive report on the 2024 Curran Symposium featuring tributes to Stuart Curran, discussions on Byron's Sardanapalus, panels on poetics and politics, and Jerome McGann's keynote lecture, with reflections on the future of Romantic Studies and personal insights from Vasileia Moschou.
Romanticism and Related Panels at MLA ‘25
If you’re headed to New Orleans January 9 to 12 for the annual MLA conference, we’ve done a round-up of panels that might be interesting to our readership. This list is compiled by the K-SAA Communications Fellows and Communications Director.
Shelley's Sacred Geography
The Keats-Shelley Association of America is excited to announce the return of its virtual event series with a fascinating double feature exploring the intersection of Romantic poetry and Islamic thought.
Jerome McGann’s Keynote Address from the Stuart Curran Symposium 2024
Read Jerome McGann’s Keynote address—"Performing Politics on a Tight Little Island"—from the 2024 Stuart Curran Symposium, “Performing Politics,” in NYC.
In Memoriam: Stuart Curran, 1940-2024
The Keats-Shelley Association of America commemorates the life of Stuart Curran, a groundbreaking scholar of Romanticism, previous editor of the Keats-Shelley Journal, and former president of the K-SAA.