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THE NEWSLETTER OF THE IALJS Literary jourNAlism VOL 6 NO 4 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR LITERARY JOURNALISM STUDIES FALL 2012 FUTURE IALJS CALL FOR A NEW guest edited volume 1, number 2 CONFERENCE SITES (Fall 2009) while John finished his The following future IALJS convention international Gourmand Award-win- venues are confirmed and/or planned: JOURNAL EDITOR ning book, Seasons of a Finger Lakes IALJS-8: U niversity of Tampere, The search is on. Tampere, Finland, 16-18 May 2013 [note Winery—that without John’s tenacity date change]. By Bill Reynolds, in setting the design template, orga- IALJS-9: American University of Ryerson University (Canada) nizing the double-blind reviewing Paris, France,15-17 May 2014. process and insisting on setting the IALJS-10: University of St. Thomas, little more than three years ago, I highest scholarly standards immedi- St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S.A, 7-9 May sat with John Hartsock in my Hotel ately, there simply would be no 2015 (pending). Orrington room in downtown Literary Journalism Studies today. And IALJS-11: Northwestern University Qatar, Doha, Qatar, 19-21 May 2016 Evanston, Illinois. The occasion for living by doing so, John also has played a (pending). Ain a hotel for a few days was the IALJS-4 major role in establishing literary IALJS-12: University of Technology conference nearby at Northwestern journalism as a scholarly discipline. Sydney and Macquarie University, Sydney, University. The occasion for John’s laptop And so of course it is with Australia, 11-13 May 2017 (pending). sitting on John’s some trepidation that we take our IALJS-13: University of Nova Gorica, lap in my hotel first baby steps toward the new nor- Slovenia, 17-19 May 2018 (pending). room was final mal, which is to say, a Literary proofreading of the Journalism Studies without John at the inaugural issue of helm. To that end, in Toronto this DEADLINE FOR 2013 Literary Journalism past May we did put out an initial SubmissionsCONFERENCE for IALJS-8 at SETthe University Studies, the schol- call for an editor to succeed John. But of Tampere, Finland in May 2013 are due arly journal perhaps I might reiterate the point on 1 December 2012. This due date launched by this that we are looking for an editor to includes research paper submissions, association in May begin as early as volume 5, number 1, works in progress and panel proposals. PRESIDENT’S 2009. the Spring 2013 issue. The hope John had been would be for the new editor to act as LETTER slaving away on his understudy to John for one issue INSIDE2 Tampere: IALJS-8 Host City InDesign file back before taking over the reins with vol- 3 IALJS-8 Call for Papers, May 2013 at his house in ume 5, number 2 (the Fall 2013 issue). Homer, N.Y., near State University of New 6 Registration Form for IALJS-8 The search for John’s succes- York at Cortland, where he teaches. He sor is being handled by our 7 African American Literary Journalism hadn’t quite finished the issue, but almost. Publications Committee, consisting of 9 Literary Journalism in New Zealand This was a momentous occasion, and we Rob Alexander (Brock University, 10 Sims/Essay: In Three Dimensions knew it. As far back as May 2006, at Canada), Thomas Connery 14 Roessner/Narrative: Ring Lardner Université-Nancy in France, many of us (University of St. Thomas, U.S.A.), 16 Quotable Quote: Henry Rosovsky had dreamed the grand dream of creating and immediate past IALJS president 17 Editor Sought for LJS Journal a scholarly journal dedicated to the study Alice Trindade (Technical University of literary journalism in all of many facets Lisbon, Portugal). Any IALJS mem- 19 Student Panel at IALJS-7 in Toronto and varieties worldwide. And here we ber interested may apply by sending 21 2012 IALJS Membership Form were, on the verge, just days from sending a brief note and a current vita in PDF 22 IALJS Officers and Chairs the file to the excellent and modestly form to Alice Trindade, IALJS 24 Teaching Tips priced printer in downtown Evanston. Publications Committee Chair at I think I can say with some author- <atrindade@ iscsp.utl.pt>. Also, ity—having helped in my own small way please feel free to spread the word far o WWW.IALJS.ORG with the midwifery process, and having and wide. PAGE 1 THE NEWSLETTER OF THE IALJS 2012 ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN FINLAND’S INLAND Tampere is a lively city with plenty of attractions. By Maria Lassila-Merisalo, University of Tampere (Finland) SÄRKÄNNIEMI ADVENTURE SÄRKÄNNIEMI PARK ocated on an Finnish working-class CITY isthmus writer. between If one aims even SIGHTS lakes Näsijärvi higher, Näsinneula tower Land Pyhäjärvi, is the place to go. It is truly Tampere is an the landmark of Tampere. exemplary representative of Finland as Restaurant Näsinneula at the land of thousands of lakes—or the top of the tower offers 187,888, to be exact. A visitor can hardly a unique, rotating fine-din- miss the Tammerkoski rapids, which run ing experience. It revolves through the city center. full circle in 45 minutes. Tampere has been an industrial Näsinneula is located in pioneer in Finland. The first paper mill Särkänniemi Adventure started operation in 1783; the first paper- Park, which also includes making machine, in 1842. The first electric the very first Angry Birds THE 168-METER HIGH NÄSINNEULA TOWER IS SUR- ROUNDED BY THE AMUSEMENTS OF light in the Nordic Land theme park in the world, opened in SÄRKÄNNIEMI. IN THE DISTANCE ARE THE MANY countries was lit 2012. Those interested in art will enjoy LAKES OF THE REGION. in the Finlayson Sara Hildén Art Museum at Särkänniemi. cotton factory hall There are several other attractive the ultimate monument of Finnish nation- in 1882. museums in Tampere as well. Museum al romantic architecture. It is particularly Tampere is Centre Vapriikki puts up new exhibitions famous for its frescoes. To counterbalance still the centre of each year and is also home to the Finnish with a more fleshly experience, Finnish industry. Hockey Hall of Fame, the Shoe Museum Rauhaniemi Beach and Public Saunas With 215,000 and the Doll Museum, as well as an exhi- and Rajaportti Sauna are definitely worth o inhabitants, it is bition about the Finnish Civil War, a visit. the third largest “Tampere 1918,” which received a special IALJS-8 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE SUMMARY CITY OF TAMPERE / CITY PETRI TAMPERE OF KIVINEN city in Finland commendation in the 2012 European and the largest Museum of the Year Award. Wednesday, 15 May 2013 inland centre in the Nordic countries. Walking in the city center, must- Session 0 16.00 – 18.00 Executive Committee Meeting Perhaps the best way to take in see spots are the Finlayson area and the city is to head to the heights. Pyynikki Tampere Market Hall. Shoppers will find Thursday, 16 May 2013 observation tower offers a beautiful view their way to the Koskikeskus shopping Sign in 8.00 – 9.00 Pick up conference materials over the lakes and the city of Tampere— center and Stockmann and Sokos depart- Session 1 9.00 – 9.15 Welcome and Introduction Session 2 9.15 – 10.45 Work-in-Progress Session I and the tower café is famous for its fresh ment stores. Foodies should go to the Session 3 11.00 – 12.00 Keynote Speech market and try the local specialty, a blood Lunch 12.00 – 13.15 doughnuts. Behind the tower there is a Session 4 13.15 – 14.45 Research Paper Session I path that leads to the picturesque Pispala sausage called mustamakkara, which is tra- Session 5 15.00 – 16.30 Work-in-Progress Sessions II and III Session 6 16.45 – 18.15 Panel I (Conference Host’s Panel) and Panel II district and a museum dedicated to Lauri ditionally served with lingonberry jam. Session 7 18.30 – 20.00 Conference Reception Viita, a significant and widely read Tampere Cathedral is revered as Friday, 17 May 2013 ABOVE, AN ABUNDANCE OF WATER IS AN ESSENTIAL Session 8 7.30 – 8.30 Breakfast for Your Thoughts (per reservation) ELEMENT IN TAMPERE. TWO BRIDGES CROSS Session 9 9.00 – 10.30 Work-in-Progress Session IV and Panel III THE TAMMERKOSKI RAPIDS IN THE CITY CENTER. Session 10 10.45 – 12.15 Panels IV (President’s Panel) and Panel V BELOW, THE TAMPERE CATHEDRAL Lunch 12.15 – 13.30 WAS BUILT IN 1907 AND IS FAMOUS FOR Session 11 12.15 – 13.30 Working Lunch: LJS Staff Meeting ITS REMARKABLE FRESCOES. Session 12 13.30 – 15.00 Research Paper Session II Session 13 15.15 – 16.45 Work-in-Progress Session V Session 14 17.00 – 18.00 President’s Address & Annual Business Mtg Literary Journalism Session 15 19.00 – 21.00 Conference Banquet (per reservation) FALL 2012 Vol 6 No 4 Saturday, 18 May 2013 Editors: Bill Reynolds and David Abrahamson ISSN 1941-1030 (print) Session 16 9.00 – 10.30 Work-in-Progress Session VI ISSN 1941-1049 (online) Session 17 10.45 – 12.15 Panels VI and VII © 2012 The Newsletter of the International Association for Session 18 12.30 – 13.00 Closing Convocation Literary Journalism Studies. All rights reserved. CITY OF TAMPERE / JARI MÄKINEN FORAIM PAGE 2 LITERARY JOURNALISM / FALL 2012 THE NEWSLETTER OF THE IALJS CALL FOR PAPERS International Association for Literary Journalism Studies “Literary Journalism: Text and Context” The Eighth International Conference for Literary Journalism Studies (IALJS-8) University of Tampere School of Communication, Media and Theatre Tampere, Finland 16-18 May 2013 The International Association for Literary Journalism Studies invites submissions of original research papers, abstracts for research in progress and proposals for panels on Literary Journalism for the IALJS annual convention on 16-18 May 2013.
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