During the day workshop, Dr Hájková will be joined by both Dr Will Jones, who translated the book from German to English, and Professor Helen Finch. Dr Hájková's book will be used as a springboard for discussion on Queer Studies in the context of Holocaust Studies.

(It's been brilliant to work on #WGSPathbreakers with @katherinestone.bsky.social and @laurelplapp.bsky.social. We can't wait to discover pathbreaking German texts that merit intensified scholarly attention, but have been overlooked by conventional publishers, censored or fallen out of print.)

b. Translations from German into English, which may include single works, selections from an individual author, or extracts from the output of multiple authors that will serve to illuminate significant issues in the representation of gender and/or sexuality in German-language culture. (3/3)

We welcome new proposals for:

a. Critical editions, which may include single works, selections from the corpus of an individual author, or multi-author anthologies by, or that offer fresh perspectives on, pathbreaking German language female, queer and trans culture. (2/3)

Danke fuers Zuhoeren!

Thank you so much @ceschmidt.bsky.social - the @wienerlibrary.bsky.social is a real intellectual home for me, and it was such a privilege to be able to talk there. You have the most wonderful audience!

Unordentlich?

I'd love you to be there, but tbh am also quite burned out by hybrid events!