The Susan Glaspell Society

The purpose of the Susan Glaspell Society is the recognition of Susan Glaspell as a major American dramatist and fiction writer through the ongoing publication of high-quality scholarship and critical analysis of all her works, participation in national and international conferences, performances and public readings of her plays, and the commitment to
reprinting and teaching her plays, stories, and novels.

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Recent Performances

"Once it had been the stage of the old theater, but no one used it now, and so on fine days it was there the two women wove. . ." Fugitive's Return 54. For more photos and info click Delphi Diary page.

2009 Glaspell Society CFPs

ALA
May 21-24, Boston

"Challenging Generic Boundaries: SG's Adaptations"

SSAWW
October 21-24,
Philadelphia
"SG's Alison's House and the Legacy of Emily Dickinson

See CFP page for details

New Publications

Calls for Papers

Archives

Links

Bibliography

American Drama Conference
November 7-9, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY

Saturday Nov. 8
"Staging Modern Geographies: Susan Glaspell and the Dramatic Space"
Featuring papers by Sharon Friedman, Emeline Jouve, and Noelia Hernando-Real

6:30 Staged Reading of The Verge Directed by Michael Winetsky

Sunday Nov. 9
"Broader Contexts for Teaching Susan Glaspell"
Chaired by Barbara Ozieblo and featuring Society members Nieves Alberola, Judith E. Barlow, Martha C. Carpentier, Sherry Engle, Drew Eisenhauer, Sharon Friedman, Noelia Hernando-Real, and Michael Winetsky

Site space courtesy of Seton Hall University. Site hosted by Martha C. Carpentier. Last update 10/10/2008.