International Medieval Congress - University Of Leeds

The deadline has passed for individual papers, but IMC 2019 session proposals are open until 30 September:
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/ims/imc/imc2019_ca ll.html

Thank you to everyone who submitted your paper proposals for IMC 2019!
We're working through your proposals, but please be patient as we process them as quickly as possible. You will only receive an email from the IMC after we have processed your proposal.

Individual paper proposals for IMC 2019 close TONIGHT (Midnight 31 August, UK time).
Submit your proposal today: http://www.leeds.ac.uk/ims/imc/imc2019_ca ll.html

A new call for papers for an IMC 2019 session has been added to our note.
Have a look and see if you could submit a proposal (or send us your own call for papers)!

If you registered for this year's IMC you'll receive our August newsletter today! Read or download the PDF here:
https://www.leeds.ac.uk/…/newslett…/I MC-Newsletter_Aug18.pdf

2 weeks to go before the deadline for individual paper submissions! Read the IMC 2019 call for papers and find the proposal form:
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/ims/imc/imc2019_ca ll.html

Great news story on the Institute for Medieval Studies website about this year's IMC:
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/…/5390/imc_2018_ a_record-breaking_su…

Did you see papers at the IMC that deserve to be published? Propose a volume for our International Medieval Research series:

Over 2,800 people from 60 countries get together to talk all things medieval.

Obviously, you guessed this correctly!
We still have quite a few of both of these items in the IMC Office. Please get in touch if you think you might have lost one.

Which item do you think was most commonly lost at the IMC, according to our giant lost property box?
Get in touch if you think you're missing something!

And finally... pictures from the final day of this year's IMC are online! Featuring dragons, craft displays, combat and more:

Music! Stilt-walkers! Nostalgia! Craft Fair! Images from yesterday at the IMC are now online:

Over 2,800 people from 60 countries get together to talk all things medieval.