Studies in Romance, Power, and Desire

The Studies in Romance, Power, and Desire provides a space for ground-breaking and challenging work which interrogates global and diverse theoretical, textual, and social debates from the medieval period to the present day. This series challenges and expands scholarship on representations of love, sexuality, and desire as well as abuses of power. It explores theories of and writing centred on LGTBQI+, race, disability studies, and the changing nature of masculinity, as well as reconsidering old debates and forging new ones around narratives of femininity and feminism. The series is therefore dedicated to publishing pioneering research that benefits many fields, including literature, history, media, medical humanities, performance, and other textual and theoretical disciplines

If you’d like to submit a book proposal or find out more about the series, please contact the Series Editors:

Dr Joanne Ella Parsons
Jo.Parsons@falmouth.ac.uk
Dr Meredith Miller
Millerm4@cardiff.ac.uk

and Sarah Lewis, Head of Commissioning: s.lewis@press.wales.ac.uk

Editorial Board:

Sian Barber, Queen’s University Belfast
Cristina Demaria, University of Bologna
David Devanny, Falmouth University
Javaria Farooqui, University Islamabad
Michael Gratzke, independent Researcher
Amy Hale, Falmouth University
Yvonne Hoi Yan National Taiwan Normal University
Jo Knowles, Liverpool John Moores University
Jean-François Laplénie, Sorbonne University
Stefania Lucamante, University of Cagliari
Julie Ripley, Falmouth University
Catherine M. Roach, University of Alabama
Kirsten Saxton, Northeastern University
Eric Murphy Selinger, De Paul University
Hsu-Ming Teo, Macquarie University
Laura Vivanco, Independent Researcher
Diana Wallace, University of South Wales