Literature, Language, and Culture

The Midwest Modern Language Association (MMLA) is a non-profit organization of teachers and scholars of literature, language, and culture. A regional affiliate of the Modern Language Association, the MMLA provides a forum for disseminating scholarship and improving teaching in the fields of literary and cultural criticism. Loyola University Chicago supports the mission of the MMLA by serving as its institutional host.

2025 MMLA Convention

"The Humanities is Where Hope Lives"

14-16 November 2025

Marquette University
1250 W. Wisconsin Avenue

Milwaukee, WI 53233

Please Note: There will be limited space available for fully virtual sessions at MMLA's 2025
Convention. Applicants must indicate their preferred format (in-person or virtual) at the time
of submitting their proposal. If accepted, Convention participants may not request to change
the format of their presentation. Unless traveling to Milwaukee, virtual attendees will be
limited in their participation to other virtual panels only.
 
 

The Benefits of Membership

•Participate in the Annual Convention 
•Professionalize through Convention Workshops
Access the MMLA's Scholarly JournalJMMLA
Publish Articles and Book Reviews in JMMLA
•View Past Issues of JMMLA and the Bulletin

•Apply for the MMLA's Newberry Fellowship 
Network with MMLA Members 
•Get Involved by Joining the MMLA's Leadership

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Submit a Book Review

Book reviews help scholars keep abreast of their own and other fields and choose what to read.  They also provide a venue for discussing the current state of scholarship. MMLA Members are encouraged to review recent books of relevance to readers of JMMLA. To learn moreplease click below and read the JMMLA's guidelines for book reviewers.

Review a Book in JMMLA