Warm thanks and congratulations to all our contributors to Progressive Intertextual Practice in Modern and Contemporary Literature. I’m especially grateful for the insight and dedication of my brilliant co-editor, Katherine Ebury.

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It has been a pleasure contributing to this project and having the opportunity to collaborate with such wonderful editors. I’m looking forward to seeing the volume completed.

I still watch this whenever it comes on and adore it, except I now spare myself from the absolutely ridiculous, over-long ballet interlude. I understand that it’s half another movie and with all due respect to Cyd Charisse, the sequence bloats an otherwise perfect film.

'Few contemporary writers possess so instinctive a sense of the poem’s inner grace, or have access to that soft core of light her words reveal, radiating outward to infuse life with meaning.'

On Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin:
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Dublin Review of Books The Gallery Press

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Early-bird registration for Across the Waters ends in ten days! Register before Monday 15 April to avail of our reduced rates! #IJJF24
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Intertextuality in Anglophone Literature: Contemporary Reflections on Traces and Echoes. Université de la Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris. 29-30 November 2024. #essecfp . essenglish.org/cfp-conference…

Gorgeous uncanniness from Milena Williamson debut, Into the Night That Flies so Fast - exploring the tragedy of Bridget Cleary, burned as a changeling in 1895, Shakespearean metatheatricality, & everyone’s favourite vampire slayer. ✨

Get your copy now from Dedalus Press

✨BOOK COVER REVEAL✨

'Flann O'Brien and the Nonhuman: Environments, Animals, Machines'

Edited by Katherine Ebury, Paul Fagan & John Greaney
Coming 2024 from CorkUniversityPress!

With an *amazing* original cover image from David O'Kane, and cover design by Alison Burns of Studio 10 Design

Louis MacNeice died 60 years ago OTD. Sylvia Plath began her first journal with epigraphs taken from MacNeice, WB Yeats and James Joyce.

Delighted to have this book as the first volume in our new Liverpool Studies in Irish Literature series... congratulations Matthew Fogarty! liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/topic/book-ser… #irishstudies

Grateful to be a part of this volume and for the support and hard work of all the editors. Can’t wait to read the whole Flanntabulous collection!

We are delighted to announce The Letters of T. S. Eliot to Emily Hale are now available at tseliot.com/the-eliot-hale…

Thanks for your patience.

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This week on Modernism/modernity a poignant piece on what it's like to watch Amy Lowell die again & again as part of creating a digital edition of her letters. A BRILLIANT and beautifully written blog post on editing and editor by Melissa Bradshaw. Thanks for it Janine Utell MSA (Modernism)

Delighted to announce the EUF & CAU-Kiel's amazing speaker series, '21st-C Joyce: Ulysses 100 Years On'. The 1st talk will be me, tomorrow, 18:30CEST! Join us online or in person! More details: uni-flensburg.de/?51941 Thanks to Ireland Embassy Berlin for co-funding! #Ulysses

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Working with Anne Fernald on #Orientations is a joy and I can’t thank her enough for the chance to do so. Interested in adding to our collection of already ⭐️six ⭐️ beautiful posts? Please be in touch—find me here, or even in PDX for #msa22 !

📣CALLFOR PAPERS📣
Strange Atmospheres: The Seventh International Flann O’Brien Conference
Babeş-Bolyai University Cluj, Romania
27–30 June 2023
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: Joseph Brooker│Flore Coulouma│Paul Fagan│Heather Laird
#CFP Deadline: 15 December 2022
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Joe Kramer was the guiding lantern light of an indelible era at Bryn Mawr. To say his memory will be a blessing is a massive understatement. I am bereft without his laugh and will always think of him center stage in the lecture hall, dispensing genius and snark. ♥️

I'm back working on this modernist puppetry article & looking for examples of theatre/film productions of any of Beckett's work that used puppets or marionettes. I have a working list here, but if anyone knows a production I might have missed I'd really appreciate it.🙏 #modwrite

📢New from the Journal of Flann O'Brien Studies
'Bureaucratic Poetics: Brian O’Nolan & the Irish Civil Service' by Elliott Mills & Jonathan Foster
A guest editorial for the special issue Brian O’Nolan & the Irish Civil Service
Open access from Open Library of Humanities
parishreview.openlibhums.org/article/id/888…