From the Editor's Desk Carine Bourget, Rédactrice en chef Je remercie vivement Joyce Beckwith, Elizabeth Knutson et Jennifer Perlmutter pour leur service en tant que membres du comité de la rédaction. Je souhaite la bienvenue à Sandra Descourtis (Emory), Rebecca Fortgang (Fall Mountain Regional High School) et Micah True (University of Alberta) qui prennent la relève. Carine Bourget, Rédactrice en chef [End Page 11] [End Page 12] Announcements The French Review welcomes articles for a Special Issue on: Annie Ernaux This Special Issue, to be published in May 2025 (Vol. 98.4), will be devoted to Annie Ernaux, the first French woman to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. Successful submissions will make original contributions to the scholarly literature on any aspect of Ernaux's oeuvre and its reception, or offer pedagogical strategies and resources for teaching her works. Deadline for submission: May 15, 2024. The French Review welcomes articles for a Special Section on: The Nobel Prize (in Literature) and France/French This Special section, to be published in May 2025 (Vol. 98.4) or October 2025 (Vol. 99.1), will be devoted to the place of France/French in the history of the Nobel Prize (in Literature). Successful submissions will make original contributions to the scholarly literature on the literary and cultural aspects of the place of France and the French language in the attribution of the prize (or not), classifications, reception, etc. Deadline for submission: May 15, 2024. Authors should consult our Guide for Authors for the formatting requirements. Submissions should be sent to the Editor in Chief (editorfr@frenchteachers.org). [End Page 13]
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