The organisers of the 2024 Shelley Conference ‘Posthumous Poems, Posthumous Collaborations’ are pleased to share the conference programme and announce that registration is open. The Shelley Conference will be held at Keats House, London, from 28-29 June.
Programme:
We are pleased to share the Shelley Conference programme. You may view and download the programme on our website, here.
The programme includes a Plenary Panel, ‘Editing the Dead’, chaired by Bysshe Inigo Coffey and featuring Will Bowers, Nora Crook, Paul Hamilton, and Valentina Varinelli. The Keynote Lecture, ‘What is a Posthumous Poem?’, will be delivered by Ross Wilson. The conference will also feature a free exhibition of Shelley relics, including Keats House’s copy of Posthumous Poems.
Registration:
Registration is open; please register through the link on our website to secure your space: Registration – The Shelley Conference Registration will close on 13 June, or sooner if spaces sell out.
Registration Fees: £100 Full Fee / £40 Reduced Fee (available to ECR and PGR speakers only)
Registration is for both days of the conference (28-29 June) and includes refreshments, lunches, and wine receptions. There are two options available. The Reduced Fee is only available to PGRs and ECRs giving papers at the conference. If you are unsure which option to select, please contact us.
The Shelley Conference is an independent project organised by early career researchers and with support from Keats House Museum. 100% of your fee goes towards the running of the conference.
Travel and accommodation are not included in the registration fee so please book these separately. Accommodation recommendations are available here.
Booking is also open for the pre-conference public lecture by Mark Sandy, ‘Waters on a Starry Night’: P.B. Shelley’s Poetic Reflections on Wordsworth, at Keats House on 27 June: Public Lecture – The Shelley Conference
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