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Society for Francophone Postcolonial StudiesIn association with Liverpool University PressFrancophone Postcolonial Studies and Book CultureFriday 22 &#38; Saturday 23 November 2013Institute of Modern Languages Research, University of London,Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HURegistration for this event is now open.Please visit www.sfps.ac.uk  for more details.Friday, 22 November 201310.00-10.20 Registration10.20-.10.30 Welcome10.30-12.00Panel 1: Book PrizesMegan MacDonald,‘Death and Prizes: Moroccan Francophone Literary Cultures: Reading from the Outside In’· Alessandra Benedicty,‘Fetishizing Poverty? Contemporary ‘Postcolonial’ Prize-Winning Fiction in French: Ananda Devi and Dany Laferrière’· Madeline Becarré, ‘Le Rôle de la francophonie comme institution culturelle’12.00-2.00 Lunch/AGM2.00-3.30Panel 2: Parallel SessionsPanel 2a: (Mis)TranslationMarcella Frisani, ‘”A Literature with a New International Perspective”: Les Conditions sociales de circulation de la contemporary fiction “francophone” dans le marché britannique de la traduction’· Caroline Williamson,‘Disinterest, Mistranslation, Misrepresentation: Translator and Editorial Interventions in the Testimonies of Rwandan Genocide Survivors’· Tobias Warner,‘Mariama Bâ in Translation: World Literature and the Legibility of Feminist Critique in the English and Wolof Versions of Une si longue lettre’Panel 2b : National Book culturesRaphaël Thierry, ‘Situation de l’édition camerounaise au sein du marché global du livre’· Ursula Gonthier, ‘Print and Power from Persia to Paris : Djavann rewrites Montesquieu’· Faisal Sahbi and Mehdi Souiah, ‘La nouvelle littérature algérienne au miroir de la presse algérienne francophone : lectures dans les stratégies de subversion et de connivence’3.30-4.00 Coffee/Tea4.00-5.00 Panel 3: Parallel SessionsPanel 3a: Books and the InternetRoxanna Curto, ‘The Internet Poetics of Patrick Chamoiseau and Edouard Glissant’· Stella Cambrone-Lasnes,‘La Re-présentation de l’espace francophone Caribéen à travers la promotion en ligne de romans antillais contemporains’Panel 3b: ArchivesPatrick Corcoran,‘Genetic Criticism and the Archive(s): Rethinking Les Soleils des Indépendances· Lia Nicole Brozgal,‘The October 17 Archives: Literary Scholarship, Historical Documents’5.00-6.00 Plenary Session – Chair: Ruth BushPublishers’ Panel: Publishing Francophone African Literature in TranslationJames Currey (James Currey Publishing)Becky Nana Ayebia Clarke (Ayebia Clarke Publishing)Pete Ayrton (Serpent’s Tail)6.00-7.00 Vin d’Honneur7.30 DinnerSaturday, 23 November 201310.30-11.30 Panel 4: Parallel SessionsPanel 4a: Paris PublishingClaire Ducournau, ‘Du Débrouillard à “Continents Noirs’: les editions Gallimard et les auteurs issus de l’Afrique subsaharienne francophone’· Patrick Crowley, ‘Manifeste pour une Cité internationale de la littérature and the ghost of Bourdieu’Panel 4b: ManuscriptsRachel Douglas,‘Genetic Criticism à la postcoloniale?’· Paul R. Davis, ‘Alpha Yaya Diarra and Arts Fra-Den le Soudan’11.30-12.00 Coffee/Tea12.00-1.00Panel 5: Parallel SessionsPanel 5a: Globalisation of the Book IndustryInes Bugert,‘Strategies of Globalizing Maghrebian Authorship: Kebir Ammi and his Work, Apulé, mon éditrice et moi’· Audrey Small, ‘“Works Written in French Should be Taken to be Published in Paris: Towards a Fair Trade in Francophone Literature’Panel 5b: Languages and the BookEugène Tavares, ‘Littératures Africaines : Les anthologies en question’· Anne Ouallet and Soufian Al Karjousli : Lecture postcoloniale de l’islam et des confréries à partir et au-delà du « Livre »’1.00-2.30 Lunch2.30-3.30Panel 6: Parallel SessionsPanel 6a: Book Culture in HaitiJustin Izzo, ‘The Nation as Ethnographic Public: Jean Price-Mars’s Haiti (in Book Form)’· Kate Hodgson, ‘The Cry of Freedom: Early Haitian Print Culture and Global Abolitionism’Panel 6b: Paratexts· Catherine Gilbert,‘(Mis)Leading Paratexts? Framing Rwandan Women’s Testimonial Literature’· Nicole Dunham, ‘A Book Within a Title; a Title Within a Book: Dany Laferrière’s Je suis un écrivain japonais’3.30-4.00 Tea/Coffee4.00-5.00 Dorothy Blair Memorial Lecture-Chair: Nicki HitchcottLydie Moudileno,‘Building Our Post-Colonial Library’5.00 Close of ConferenceFor any further questions please contact the Conference Secretary, Ruth Bush (sfpsconference2013@gmail.com).