Christopher Isherwood: In and Out of Print

The Archival “I”: Forster, Isherwood, and the Future of Queer Biography

A Queer Progress: Christopher Isherwood, Sexual Exceptionalism, and Thirties Berlin

Queer Expatriatism, Transpacific Los Angeles, and Christopher Isherwood’s Queer Sixties

Christopher and His Nonfictions: Isherwood’s American Eye and the Origins of Contemporary Memoir

In Search of a Spiritual Home: Christopher Isherwood and Vedanta

The “Art” of Living: Writing as Transformative Spiritual Practice in Isherwood’s “My Guru and His Disciple”

“Enlarging their clearing in the jungle”: The (Modest) Significance of “My Guru and His Disciple”

Isherwood as Travel Writer

Re-assessing the Context of “The World in the Evening”; or, Literary History is Not History

Isherwood’s “Jolly Corner” in “Down There on a Visit” : The Christopher Who Was Encounters the Christopher Who Might Have Been”

Welcoming Remarks by Steve Hindle

Opening Remarks by Sue Hodson and James Berg