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Patron: Professor Kirsty Gunn

Annual membership starts from date of joining and includes the following benefits:

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  • 20% discount on all books published by Edinburgh University Press
  • Special member offers.
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Latest News

Fifth Annual Essay Competition - Winner Announced

27 November 2013

The Katherine Mansfield Society is pleased to announce the winner of its fifth international essay competition, on the theme of ‘Katherine Mansfield and World War One’. The judges, Professor Sydney Janet Kaplan (Professor of English, University of Washington, Seattle), Dr Santanu Das (Reader in English Literature, King’s College London) and Professor Margaret Higonnet (Professor of English, University of Connecticut), agreed on the winner unanimously, from a wide field of excellent entries.

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Introducing the Katherine Mansfield Society Work-in-Progress Blog Revelations

25 November 2013

Revelations: Works-in-Progress in Mansfield Studies represents a revolution in academic conversation and the dissemination of works in progress by postgraduate students, early career researchers, and even more established academics. It takes the academic conference as its model, but it employs the open accessibility and availability of the blog format to introduce the global reach and continuation of these conversations, thereby increasing the impact of Mansfield studies beyond the university.

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