Tag: Barb Sebek
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News of Note Weeks of October 22 and 29
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CLA WebmasterRead More: News of Note Weeks of October 22 and 29Ricki Ginsberg was elected President-Elect of the Assembly on Literature for Adolescents of the National Council of Teachers of English (ALAN). She will be organizing the 2020 ALAN Workshop, which will involve 80+ young adult authors. The Last Panther, by Todd Mitchell, won a 2018 Green Prize for Sustainable Literature. Todd…
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News of Note Weeks of September 24 and October 1
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CLA WebmasterRead More: News of Note Weeks of September 24 and October 1Leslee Becker’s story, “The Airman,” has been accepted for publication in Fiction War Magazine. Matthew Cooperman and Aby Kaupang shared their new book, NOS (disorder, not otherwise specified), at Naropa University, on Tuesday, September 25. Matthew also has new poems out in Posit, which can be found here: https://positjournal.com/2018/09/13/matthew-cooperman/ Debby Thompson’s essay…
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News of Note Weeks of August 22 and 29
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CLA WebmasterRead More: News of Note Weeks of August 22 and 29On June 23-24, 2016, Pam Coke participated in an international, interdisciplinary conference titled “The Cultural Landscape of Teenagers” in Le Mans, France. Scholars from around the world, including South Africa, New Zealand, Austria, and the United States, gathered to share research and “to shed light on those cultural artifacts that target not only…
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News of Note Week of May 9
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CLA WebmasterRead More: News of Note Week of May 9Camille Dungy has just signed a contract for her next book of poetry, Trophic Cascade, which will be published by Wesleyan University Press in the Spring of 2017. Roze Hentschell has published an essay, “The Cultural Geography of St Paul’s Precinct” in The Oxford Handbook of the Age of Shakespeare (Oxford…
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News of Note from the Week of April 21st
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CLA WebmasterRead More: News of Note from the Week of April 21stBarbara Sebek led a seminar on “Reimagining Topicality” at the Shakespeare Association conference in St. Louis earlier this month. A group of scholars wrote papers addressing the wide variety of ways that topical references operate in the work of Shakespeare, Jonson, and others. Her essay on how Shakespeare’s Falstaff participates…