The latest issue of the Journal of Beckett Studies, vol. 34 no. 2 (September 2025) is now available. This issue includes contributions from articles by Reuben Slade, Imane Aoulad Ben Ali, Michael D’Arcy, C.J. Ackerley, and John Pilling, as well as an intrview by Galina Kiryushina, and reviews by Leslie Hill, Jane Coyle, Katya Gosteva, and…
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The latest issue of the Journal of Beckett Studies, vol. 34 no. 1 (April 2025) is now available to download from Edinburgh University Press. Co-edited by Conor Carville and Pim Verhulst, this is a special issue titled ‘Beckett and Aesthetic Form’ comprising of a range of essays which examine ‘the continuing influence that Beckett still…
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The latest issue of the Journal of Beckett Studies is now available. Included in Volume 33 Number 2 is a fascinating short biographical essay by Michèle Tholozan-Warluzel, great niece of Suzanne Déchevaux-Dumesnil, as well as a piece by Pascale Sardin detailing her forthcoming biography of Barbara Bray. Contributions are also included from James Critchley, John…
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The Journal of Beckett Studies has been the journal of record for the established and expanding field of Beckett studies for over forty years. It is an anonymously peer-reviewed scholarly journal which is published twice a year under the direction of its chief editors, Mark Nixon and Dirk Van Hulle. The editors have announced that…
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The latest issue of the Journal of Beckett Studies is a special titled Beckett and the Anthropocene. Guest edited by Céline Thobois-Gupta, Amanda Dennis, Douglas Atkinson, and Nicholas Johnson, this volume contains contributions from Laura Salisbury, Einat Adar, Michał Kisiel, Lucas Margarit, Michiko Tsushima, Anna McMullan, Jonathan McAllister, Li Yanshi and Muhammad Saeed Nasir. As…
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Edinburgh University Press have announced that as part of their literary studies free access campaign the Journal of Beckett Studies will be open to all for the month of January. Access is granted, free of charge, to all articles in the current issue and all numbers stretching back to issue 1 from 1992. This hugely…
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The latest issue of the Journal of Becket Studies is now available. A special issue, guest-edited by Georgina Nugent, it seeks to add to what it describes as the ‘increasingly insistent reassessment of the role of women within and without of Beckett’s œuvre, a movement spearheaded by Linda Ben-Zvi and Mary Bryden’s ground-breaking respective studies Women in Beckett:…
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The Journal of Beckett Studies has been the journal of record for the established and expanding field of Beckett studies for forty years. Founded by Beckett’s biographer James Knowlson and well-known Beckett critic John Pilling in 1976, the journal covers topics such as corporeality, disability, politics, psychology, aesthetics, gender, translations, modernism and more. The publishers of the…
Read MoreThis month marks the publication of the twenty-seventh volume of the Journal of Beckett Studies. To access the journal, or find out more about its contents, visit the official website at Edinburgh University Press.
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce that the new issue of the Journal of Beckett Studies (26.1) has now been published. The issue contains a special dossier entitled ‘Post-Archival Beckett: Genre, Process, Value’, guest edited by Paul Sheehan. We attach a Table of Contents for your information.
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The Samuel Beckett Society 