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Two more days to show your support for FORGET I TOLD YOU THIS by @hilaryzaid! Cast your vote for Zaid's book for the 2024 Tee Corinne Award for Outstanding Cover Design from @goldencrownls.
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Save 50% on select titles during Women's History Month! #booksale
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What did emerging women's movements look like around the world at a single point in time before the turn of the 20th century? A dozen scholars analyze women's contributions from Austria, Bohemia, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Norway, Peru, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey.
OUT NOW: 'Global Voices from the Women’s Library at the World’s Columbian Exposition: Feminisms, Transnationalism and the Archive', edited by @DalbelloMarija and @S_A_Wadsworth. Find out more here: bit.ly/3SzFeaP
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"IN PRAISE OF THE ANCESTORS is a meticulously researched, richly detailed, fascinating read that demonstrates the critical insights made possible by an interdisciplinary approach," writes Kirstin C. Erickson for @JfrReviews. bit.ly/49FxScz
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We've complied a list of books to look out for in 2024 as we finish up our fall/winter season and head into spring: unpblog.com/2023/12/27/books…
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"@OrnelasHigdon presents a fascinating look at the California wine industry’s long nineteenth century in her work, THE GRAPES OF CONQUEST...a useful addition to the field of wine history and California history," writes Karl Trybus for @HNet_Reviews.
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For ALA 2024, the Richard Wright Society invites proposals to participate in two sessions: 1) a panel on "Richard Wright's Chicago" and 2) a roundtable titled "Between Wright and the World: A Conversation on His Relevance Today." See CFP details at americanliteratureassociatio…
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For ALA 2024, the Nathaniel Hawthorne Society invites proposals for the panel "Blue Hawthorne: Alluvium, Riparian, Fluvial, Oceanic." See CFP details at americanliteratureassociatio…
The latest issue of Ex-centric Narratives is out. Access Issue 7, 2023, via:
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Please click on the cover image so that you can access the Table of Contents. You can then access each article by clicking on the links.
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"...a groundbreaking collection of voice, experience, wisdom, and wonder that readers will return to again and again," writes Karla J. Strand of DAWNLAND VOICES edited by @ssenier.
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As we’re approaching the end of the year, there’s no better time to curl up under a blanket and start a new book. With our holiday sale going on until the end of the month, you can save 50% on UNP titles and add a few more books to your TBR pile.
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The website address for the Center for Henry James Studies, formerly <centerforhenryjamesstudies.w…> IS NOW <henryjames.org>
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New ALA 2024 CFP now posted: "Weird James" from the Henry James Society. See details at americanliteratureassociatio… @CtrJamesStudies
