CFP: Childhood and Celebrity

CFP: Childhood and Celebrity

Please see this CFP from John Mercer and Jane O´Connor:

Jane O’Connor and John Mercer are editing a collection of essays for an anthology on Childhood and Celebrity. There is a final space in the collection that we are hoping to fill with an essay on the subject of children or teenage bloggers/ vloggers/ youtube celebrities. Could any colleagues who are researching in this area, would like to submit an essay on this subject or could recommend a potential author please let Jane or John know via email.
Thanks.

Dr John Mercer
Reader in Gender and Sexuality
Programme Leader Media and Cultural Research Degrees
Birmingham School of Media
Birmingham City University
Room MP 345
The Parkside Building
5 Cardigan Street
Birmingham
B4 7BD
+44 121 331 5719
john.mercer@bcu.ac.uk

www.mediacourses.com

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