The Prague Journal of English Studies is an open-access annual peer-reviewed academic journal that invites both international and Czech contributions and aims to be a forum for scholars working in the fields of literary studies and linguistics concerning the English-speaking world. We seek submissions of articles on English, American and other English written literatures ranging from Chaucer to the present that reflect the wide spectrum of current critical and theoretical approaches. Cultural studies articles relevant to English language and literature are also welcome. The linguistics section of the journal is also receptive to a variety of perspectives in linguistic theory and linguistic description of English, with special attention given to corpus linguistics, stylistics, text and discourse analysis.
Current Issue
Vol. 15 No. 1 (2026)
Prague Journal of English StudiesPublished: 2026-09-10
Articles
7The Romantic Legacy in Helen Dunmore’s Short Fiction
Filip Bednár
Amor Towles’s A Gentleman in Moscow: The Hotel as Spatial Structure of Power Dynamics
Eleftheria Karagianni, Anestis Karastergiou
Sorosoke and the Poetics of Righteous Dissidence: Outrage and Memorialisation in Sorosoke: An #EndSARS Anthology
Ndubuisi Martins Aniemeka
The Prague Journal of English Studies is an open acess annual peer-reviewed academic journal that invites both international and Czech contributions and aims to be a forum for scholars working in the fields of literary studies and linguistics concerning the English-speaking world. We seek submissions of articles on English, American and other English written literatures ranging from Chaucer to the present that reflect the wide spectrum of current critical and theoretical approaches. Cultural studies articles relevant to English language and literature are also welcome. The linguistics section of the journal is also receptive to a variety of perspectives in linguistic theory and linguistic description of English, with special attention given to corpus linguistics, stylistics, text and discourse analysis.