Welcome
The Centre for Literary and Intermedial Crossings brings together researchers in the field of literary studies, literary translation studies, theatre studies and journalism studies. CLIC hosts over 60 members, who focus their research on various ‘crossings’ concerning media, genres and/or spaces.
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Recent news
CLIC Grant Writing Residency 2025: Call for Applications
Interested? Submit your application by 31 July 2025!
New COST Action project 'COS-MICs: Comics and Sciences through Multidisciplinary Investigation and Collaboration'
Congratulations to CLIC member Diana Castilleja on the successful granting of the COST Action project 'COS-MICs: Comics and Sciences through Multidisciplinary Investigation and Collaboration', of which she is a member!
Looking Back: A Two-Day Meet-the-Editor Event with Brent Hayes Edwards, editor of PMLA
CLIC had the pleasure of welcoming Brent Hayes Edwards, editor-in-chief of PMLA (Publications of the Modern Language Association), to the VUB for a series of events on editing, writing, and academic publishing, held on 20 and 21 May 2025. Click here to see some pictures!
VUB Arts and Humanities Fellows 2025
CLIC extends its heartfelt congratulations to Toon Van Mierlo and Jo Angouri on each being awarded a VUB Arts and Humanities Fellowship. We look forward to inspiring and fruitful collaborations with both fellows!
CLIC Involved in Bozar Exhibition ‘When We See Us’
At the initiative of CLIC, VUB became involved as an academic partner for the Bozar exhibition 'When We See Us'. Click here to read more!
Upcoming events
Practical info-Colloque de 6 jours: "JEAN COCTEAU, LE DÉNIAISEMENT DES LETTRES ET DES ARTS"
at the Centre culturel international de Cerisy
Practical info-International Workshop: "Generic Change and Novelistic Experiment in 21st-Century Narratives"
at Usquare, Brussels
Practical info-VAL Symposium 2025: "Gender Anxieties? (Re-)Assessments from a Literary and Cultural Studies Perspective"
organised by CLIC members Maxime Honinx, Eva Ulrike Pirker, Marcela Scibiorska, Jade Thomas and Hannah Van Hove
