Conference location

The conference events will take place in Building 51, which houses English along with several other departments and is just under a mile away from the Le St. Germain Suites Hotel. Here is a link to the best walking route: http://goo.gl/0NOEgz.

Updated conference information

On April 4-5, 2014, St. Cloud State University will host the twenty-second annual Northern Plains Conference on Early British Literature in St. Cloud, Minnesota. The organizers invite papers on literary-critical, theoretical, and pedagogical subjects concerning texts written in Britain from the Middle Ages through the early nineteenth century. This conference has traditionally served as a venue for encouraging collaboration and the sharing of works in progress. Professor Rebecca Krug of the University of Minnesota will give the keynote address.

Please send a 250-word abstract for a twenty-minute paper to Glenn Davis (gmdavis at stcloudstate dot edu) by February 21, 2014. (Please note the updated deadline.) Panel proposals are also welcome.

Registration is $75 and includes all meals from breakfast on Friday through lunch on Saturday. We have reserved a block of rooms for $89/night at the Le St. Germain Suite Hotel (www.lestgermainsuitehotel.com), which is in walking distance to campus. Please let the hotel staff know that you are participating in the conference when you make your reservation.

Conference details

The conference will be held on the St. Cloud State campus and at the Le St. Germain Suite Hotel in downtown St. Cloud. Details about the hotel can be found here: http://www.lestgermainsuitehotel.com/.

We have reserved a block of rooms for conference attendees at the newly renovated Le St. Germain, which is located at 404 West St. Germain and is within walking distance to campus. The conference rate is $89/night; please mention your attendance at the conference when you make your reservation.

Call for Papers: NPCEBL 2014

On April 4-5, 2014, St. Cloud State University will host the twenty-second annual Northern Plains Conference on Early British Literature in St. Cloud, Minnesota. The organizers invite papers on literary-critical, theoretical, and pedagogical subjects concerning texts written in Britain from the Middle Ages through the early nineteenth century. This conference has traditionally served as a venue for encouraging collaboration and the sharing of works in progress. Professor Rebecca Krug of the University of Minnesota will give the keynote address.

Please send a 250-word abstract for a twenty-minute paper to Glenn Davis (gmdavis at stcloudstate dot edu) by February 3, 2014. Panel proposals are also welcome.