[csaa-forum] CSAA Celebration of Members' Achievements and AGM: date claimer

[Elizabeth Stephens]

Dear CSAA colleagues,

Have you published a new book during this gruelling pandemic year, only to find yourself with few opportunities to celebrate and promote this huge achievement?

The CSAA wants to hear from you! We would like to provide an opportunity for some much-needed community celebration, plus a chance for everyone to catch up on all the new member releases we may have missed during the year, by holding a virtual CSAA book launch party to follow this year's AGM.

These events are both scheduled to be held on the afternoon of Thursday, December 3. This is the day before PreFix, and during our usual conference week.

In the first instance, we invite CSAA members who have published books during 2020 and would like to launch their work after this year's AGM to contact us to flag your participation. To do so, please email: eventscsaa at gmail.com.

Further information will be circulated in due course.

With best wishes,
Elizabeth


Elizabeth Stephens
ARC Future Fellow/Associate Professor of Cultural Studies
President, Cultural Studies Association of Australasia
Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities
University of Queensland Australia 4072
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New book: Normality: A Critical Genealogy
http://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/N/bo26955753.html

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