SEA Featured Scholar, September 2025: Lori Rogers-Stokes How did you become interested in studying early American literature? It was pure chance. After grad school, I came across James Cooper’s epic
SEA Featured Scholar, June 2025: Bradley Dubos How did you become interested in studying early American literature? I was trained as a high school English teacher and at that time
Registration for the 2025 SEA Biennial Conference is now open. A current SEA membership is required for conference participation. In order to join the SEA or renew your membership, please
SEA Featured Scholar, March 2025: Chip Badley How did you become interested in studying early American literature? One is not born, but becomes an Early Americanist though any number of
The editors of Early American Literature are pleased to announce the annual Early American Literature Book Prize, which will be given in 2025 for an author’s second or subsequent monograph
SEA Featured Scholar, December 2024: Travis Foster How did you become interested in studying early American literature? I entered graduate school planning to study American modernism and, specifically, Willa Cather.
Nominations Sought for Editorial Board of Early American Literature Deadline for nominations: December 9, 2024 Founded in 1965, Early American Literature is the official journal of both the Society of
Call for Nominations (including self-nominations) for the position of SEA Executive Coordinator The Society of Early Americanists announces our biennial election to choose our next Executive Coordinator (EC). Serving in this
The Junior Scholars Caucus of the Society of Early Americanists invites you to attend a virtual talk, “Journal Publishing: A Candid Conversation with Early American Literature Editors Cassander Smith and
