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Since 2013, GLITS-e has been publishing the very best interdisciplinary research produced at Goldsmiths.

Here you can explore the archive of previously published articles by postgraduate students whose work overlaps with themes and topics that are relevant to English and comparative literature studies.

Philippa Campbell and James Nixon

Introduction to GLITS-e: Vol. 7

Vanessa Evans and Filippo Ursitti

Conference Responses in the CFP for this year’s GLITS Annual Graduate Interdisciplinary Conference, contributors were asked to consider and critique the role of the outsider across a series of disciplines.

Alex Vann

“A Language of Disruption: Noise and Narrative in Nicola Barker’s H (A) P P Y ”

Ana Nenadović

"Sexualised Violence between Silence and Enunciation.The Madonna of Excelsior and Symphony in White”

Season Butler

“Character, Race and Empathy” Race has often functioned as a technology of division, making a culturally specific logic of domination and exploitation appear inevitable and fixed.

Meiping Zhang

Before and After the Disaster: The Senses of History in Paul Auster’s The Brooklyn Follies and Man in the Dark

Galina Skvortsov and Laura Gibbs

Introduction to GLITS-E: A Journal of Criticism, Vol. 6

Chiara Barni

The Spirit of the South: Mediterranean “Otherness” According to the Global North

Lucia Toman

Completing the Tower of Babel: Diversity and Unity in Multilingual Spaces

Jana Vella

From Anti-Historicity to Historicity: How Sergio Atzeni and Almog Behar Shift the Modern ‘Presentist’ Gaze Back to the Past

Roberta Buhagiar

Lost Child at Sea: Postmemory and the Mediterranean Imaginary in Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits and ‘The Sea Drinkers’

Jasmine Bajada

De/Mythologising the Mediterranean in the Modern Age: Evelyn Waugh's Labels: A Mediterranean Journal (1930)

What is English as a Lingua Franca? An introduction to the field

GLITS-e: A Journal of Criticism 5: 2015-2016

GLITS-e is an electronic journal of literary and cultural criticism produced in the Department of English and Comparative Literature, Goldsmiths, University of London.

Transgressive Tendencies and the Creation of 'Icarus-figures': Homer's Odysseus, Dante's Ulysses, and Marlowe's Faustus

Reconstructing Rebecca West’s Black Lamb and Grey Falcon as a Modern Female Epic

Poaching in the Textual Enclosure: Nineteenth-Century Literary Fandoms, at the Intersection of Gender and Space

The Party in the Snow: A Short Story

The Dragon King and the Emperor: A Short Story

Conference Report - Textual Embodiment: Literature, the Body and Psychoanalysis

GLITS-e: a journal of criticism 4:2013-2014

GLITS-e is an electronic journal of literary and cultural criticism produced in the Department of English & Comparative Literature, Goldsmiths, University of London.

Cloven

Amanda Bigler

The Problematic Retrospect in David Copperfield with footnotes

Claire Ashworth

The Glamorisation of Death in Kerouac's Tristessa

Tanguy Harma

The contributors

The Faces of Shakespeare: Revealing Shakespeare’s Life and Death Through Portraits and Other Objects

Simon Andrew Stirling

Poetry: Three

Susan Watson

By George, it’s the Gorgeous, Gorging Georgians

Michael Simpson

An Exhibition of Blind Spots in Good Morning, Midnight: Textual and Political Strategies That Operate in the Dark

Johanna O'Shea

The Goldilocks Zone

Sophie Ward

GLITS 2013: 'Traces'

In the House of the Architect: Thoughts on Sir John Soane and the Art of Biography

Susan Watson

'Sacked'

Francis Gilbert

The Price You Pay For Not Being Alone With Your Dying

Paul Wasserman and Chris Succo