Studies in the Age of Chaucer

A Chaucer finger puppet leans against the front cover of a previous SAC volume.

Wee Chaucer has been reading some exciting submissions on the culture and writing of late medieval Britain - and he's looking forward to seeing yours!* newchaucersociety.org/page/submiss...

*submissions are usu. 9-15K words and may analyze texts in any language of late medieval Britain

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Programme 2026 - New Chaucer Society We are delighted to circulate the draft of the programme for the next Biennial Congress, to be held in Freiburg in July 2026. With our heartfelt thanks to the Programme Committee members, Alastair Bennett, Gina Marie Hurley, Koichi Kano, J. R. Mattison, and Candace Barrington and Eva von Contzen (ex officio members alongside me), and Chairs, Mary Flannery, Ryan D. Perry, along with all the thread organisers and session organisers for all their hard work in putting together this exciting programme!

Get excited! The NCS 2026 draft programme for Freiburg is up! Look at these delicious future SAC submissions! (We're still looking forward to some from the previous NCS 2024, too!)

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The editors of Studies in the Age of Chaucer invite proposals for the next colloquium, to be published in Volume 49 (2027). Every year, SAC publishes a colloquium that consists of 6-7 short essays (2,000-3,000 words each) on a dedicated topic. This year's colloquium will be “Psychoanalysis, Transgender Studies, and Medieval Studies,” edited by Ruth Evans and Jessica Rosenfeld; next year’s will be “Notes from Another England: Medieval Jews in the Age of Chaucer,” edited by Samantha Seal and Emily Steiner. The editor(s) of the colloquium decides on the topic, solicits essays, writes a short introductory essay for the collection, and helps to prepare the final text for publication. Once selected, the colloquium is pre-accepted for publication, but the editors of SAC will solicit at least one reader's report in order to provide feedback and advice to the authors. If you are interested in organizing SAC's next colloquium, please submit a proposal to Michelle Karnes and Misty Schieberle at studiesintheageofchaucer@gmail.com by April 15, 2025. The proposal should include a brief description of the colloquium topic and its timeliness as well as a list of people who have agreed to contribute to it, should it be accepted. The proposal should be one page, single-spaced. Anyone who submits a proposal will be notified of the editors’ decision by the end of April, 2025. For the chosen proposal, the full colloquium will need to be submitted to the editors a year later, by the end of April, 2026. After receiving the reader’s report(s), authors will then have until the end of 2026 to make any final revisions.

Calling for colloquium proposals for SAC 49 (2027)!

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MAA News – Upcoming Grant Deadlines The Medieval Academy of America invites applications for the following grants. Please note that applicants must be members in good standing in order to be eligible for Medieval Academy awards. Bell…

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(A Chaucer finger puppet "stands" before the front cover of SAC)

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