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Syracuse U Press Hul 11
Congratulations to author David Lloyd on being awarded a UK Fulbright Research Fellowship to undertake a project at Cardiff University during the spring/summer of 2020
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Resurrecting the Legacy of Eddie Gardner via
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Adirondack Center for Writing event held
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Women In Academia Hun 25
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Eoghan Smith Hun 21
Reading Bridget English’s excellent study of dying and funeral rituals in Irish authors such as Joyce, Kate O’Brien, McGahern and Enright. But my favorite chapter is on Beckett’s Malone Dies - surely the greatest Irish novel about dying.
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Poets.org Hun 20
They are the bravest people on earth right now, don’t dare look down on them. —Naomi Shihab Nye
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Poets.org Hun 19
"Poetry is a tool for disruption and creation and is necessary for generations of humans to know who they are and who they are becoming in the wave map of history. Without poetry, we lose our way." — , U.S. Poet Laureate
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A Major Influencer for Fitness, Athletic Administration, and Collegiate Sport 1914–1945 via
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Congratulations to on being shortlisted for the Palestine Book Award! via
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The Editor Hun 13
NEW BOOK REVIEW | Susan J. Rayl reviews «Fit for America: Major John L. Griffith and the Quest for Athletic Fitness» by Matthew Lindaman
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Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado Hun 10
Currently reading Forgetful Remembrance by Guy Beiner - a tremendous contribution to the field of Irish Memory Studies and magnificent writing. Also great to see its dialogue with 's excellent Memory Ireland series and his extensive engagement with literary texts.
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Rachel S. Cordasco Hun 3
Out This Month: from the Korean, Bengali, and Arabic; plus 's review of MARS and an essay about the newly-found Stanislaw Lem story
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Wishing all our Muslim friends a joyous . Eid Mubarak!
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SU Libraries Hun 3
Great news from : "Fanny Palmer: The Life and Works of a Currier & Ives Artist" wins the Book Award!
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Syracuse U Press May 31
Hinman describes sumptuous dinners, processions of flower-decorated coaches, mansions chock-full of art treasures plundered from the down-at-the-heels nobility of Europe and men’s private organizations, such as the Sewer Club
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Translated Lit May 29
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Adirondack Center for Writing May 25
Featured presenter: Peggy Solic, topic: Literary Presses Panel. Sign up before June 1 for the only conference of its kind. Adirondack Writers Conference, June 8
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