Calls may be for conference panel participation, journal articles, book chapters, or book series. Please send your calls for submissions to Luiz Guerra (anchietaguerra@gmail.com).
For more information on ISSM’s annual conference, please visit our conference site.
Medievalism Book Series (Boydell & Brewer)
A Boydell & Brewer series that aims to provide a forum for monographs and collections
devoted to the burgeoning and highly dynamic multi-disciplinary field of medievalism studies: that is, work investigating the influence and appearance of “the medieval” in the society and culture of later ages.
To learn more about submitting a manuscript, visit the series information page. If you would like more information about the books already published in the series, see the Boydell & Brewer online catalogue.
Medievalism Book Series (Trivent)
A Trivent (Budapest) series that aims to offer exciting and innovative works examining medievalism, neo-medievalism, and the broader uses of the Middle Ages in a modern and early modern world. Contributions might examine medievalism in (but are not limited to) areas such as art, politics, scholarship, literature, education, material culture, etc. The series editor is particularly interested in contributions comparatively looking at the relationship between political, scholarly, and cultural medievalism. Contributions exploring medievalism in a non-Anglophone context are especially welcome.
The series invites proposals for monographs, edited volumes, and conference proceedings on all subjects related to medievalism, neo-medievalism, and the broader uses of the middle ages in a post medieval context in the broadest possible sense. This series will consider proposals from established scholars as well as early career scholars whose dissertations pertain to the field of medievalism and the use of the Middle Ages in a post medieval context. For more information on the series and its publications, visit its information page.
