CFP for Volume 7

The T. S. Eliot Studies Annual, Vol. 6

Craig Woelfel and Kevin Rulo are delighted to report that Volume 6 of the T. S. Eliot Studies Annual has been published and is now available on the Liverpool University Press website. Current Eliot Society members should have received an access email from the Press back in early March (and can retrieve the information at any time from this page). If your membership has lapsed, please renew it to regain access!

Volume 6 features an article by Anita Patterson on Eliot’s Black Arts Legacy, essays by Joshua Mabie, Jayme Stayer, Benjamin Crace, and a forum on Eliot’s letters to Emily Hale with contributions by Anthony Cuda, Gualter Cunha, Frances Dickey, Sara Fitzgerald, Megan Quigley, and Atsushi Nakamura; a note by Paul Keers; reviews by Timothy Materer, and Justin Stec; bibliographies of current work in Eliot studies compiled by Ariadne Lewis and Kevin Rulo (a full Table of Contents is provided below). 

A special thanks to outgoing Editor Frances Dickey for her work assembling the volume, and to all of the Society members whose worked helped in preparing it.

Contents of Volume 6

Articles

Anita Patterson, “T. S. Eliot’s Black Arts Legacy: Robert Hayden, The Waste Land, and the Middle Passage”

Joshua Mabie, “The Architecture of T. S. Eliot’s St. Louis Childhood”

Jayme Stayer, “Eliot’s Fugitive Prose: Previously Unrecorded and Unattributed Notes from The New English Weekly”

 Benjamin Crace, “British Emergentism, Alfred North Whitehead, and The Dry Salvages”

Forum: The T. S. Eliot-Emily Hale Letters

Frances Dickey, “The Theory of Pipit: Emily Hale, Naming, and Impersonality”

Megan Quigley, “ ‘Perfectly good, normal, and right’: Eliot, Intimacy, and Abnormality”

Gualter Cunha, “Eliot in Portugal, 1935-64”

Anthony Cuda, “Emily Hale and the Several Reunions”

Atsushi Nakamura, “Emily Hale and Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats”

Sara Fitzgerald, “Poetry, Taste, and Emily Hale”

Research Notes

Paul Keers, “Of Silk Hats and Yorkshire Wealth: Notes on T. S. Eliot’s Bradford Millionaire”

Book Reviews

Justin Stec, “Building a Biographic Formalism: A Review of Jasmine Jagger’s Rhythms of Feeling in Edward Lear, T. S. Eliot, and Stevie Smith”

Timothy Materer, “T. S. Eliot’s Love Letters, Sacred and Profane: A Review of The Eliot-Hale Letters”

Timothy Materer, “T. S. Eliot’s Letters and the Course of Eliot Studies: Preface and Reviews of T. S. Eliot’s Letters, Volumes 1–4”

Bibliography

Ariadne Lewis, “T. S. Eliot Bibliography 2022”

Ariadne Lewis and Kevin Rulo, “T. S. Eliot Bibliography 2023”

Access to the Annual is a benefit of International T. S. Eliot Society membership. If you need to renew your membership, click here. After renewing, if you do not receive an access code to the Annual in your email, please contact us at tseliot.studies.annual@gmail.com. If you need further information about access to the Annual, this post should help.

All fully paid-up members of the Society are entitled to online access to the T. S. Eliot Studies Annual. If you need help with your subscription, please email tseliot.studies.annual@gmail.com.

click on volume covers to view contents