Latest Issue
The Harbour committee at Université de Montréal is proud to present its third issue:
Disruptive Entanglements: Transnational Considerations of Performance and Adaptation
Past issues
Issue 002: Fluid Constructs: Breaking the Limits of Gendered Spaces
In this second issue, we are proud to feature the voices of four scholars who have touched upon important and valuable aspects of gender and feminist studies. We conclude with an interview with our very own Professor Heather Meek, who offers graduate students advice on the path to publication.
Issue 001: Estranged Realities
We are thrilled to introduce The Harbour: a biannual, peer-reviewed journal run by graduate students in English Studies at the Université de Montréal. The title of our journal was chosen to reflect our mission: to create a safe literary space for different perspectives and ideas to come together. Our first issue, Estranged Realities, was inspired by the theme of our department’s 2020 conference and presents five essays on a variety of subjects that touch on estrangement. In addition, we are pleased to include an interview with acquisitions editor, Ashley Hearn.
English Graduate Students' Society (EGSS) 