The Scattered Pelican, an innovative peer-reviewed journal from Western University’s Comparative Literature program, invites diverse creative submissions exploring the theme of human disruption in the age of AI. Artists and scholars are encouraged to engage deeply with this topic across various media, fostering dialogue and connection. Don’t miss the submission deadline of April 10, 2026—your voice matters!
The Editorial Team of The Scattered Pelican, a graduate journal of Comparative Literature at Western University, is seeking peer reviewers for its upcoming issue. This double-anonymized, interdisciplinary journal encourages applications from scholars at various career stages, including PhD candidates and independent researchers. Reviewers will evaluate submissions and provide feedback, contributing to academic discourse. The forthcoming issue will address disruptions in the humanities, reflecting on the evolving understanding of being human in the context of contemporary challenges.
A short introduction of the members of 2026 Team of TSP. This editorial board comprises diverse graduate students in Comparative Literature and related fields, each with unique research interests, including decolonial studies, queer theory, and adolescent literature. Their combined expertise enriches the academic contributions for which TSP aspires.
The “Comparative Literature” graduate journal at Western University in Ontario seeks volunteer graduate students from Arts & Humanities disciplines for various positions, including copyeditors and public relations officers. Undergraduate students may apply with sufficient merit. Applications are open to all colleges in London and Southwestern Ontario.
Editor-in-Chief: Tarjanee Parmar Tarjanee Parmar is pursuing her Ph.D. in Comparative Literature at the University of Western Ontario. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in English Literature at St. Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad, […]
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