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Nabila Hijazi at 2019 Feminisms and Rhetorics Conference: DIY Feminist Activism

January 26, 2020 Center for Literary and Comparative Studies, English

Nabila Hijazi presented a paper entitled, “Academic Death through Human Birth," as part of "RhetComp Mamas Speak: Autoethnographies of Everyday Maternal Activism" panel at the 2019 Feminisms and Rhetorics Conference.

Brian Richardson, New Presentations, Publications, and Translations

January 26, 2020 Center for Literary and Comparative Studies, English

Brian Richardson read a paper, “Dying Again and Again: Unruly Ecologies of Plot in Contemporary Fiction,” at the Association for the Study of the Arts of the Present in October in College Park.

Intro Journals Project 2020 Nominees: Elizabeth Nonemaker, Hannah Beilenson, Max Lasky, Ayesha Shibli

January 26, 2020 Center for Literary and Comparative Studies, English

The MFA Program in Creative Writing is pleased to announce our nominees for the Intro Journals Project (2020).

Mark Fitzgerald interviewed on HeadStuff about his book DOWNBURST

January 26, 2020 Center for Literary and Comparative Studies, English

HeadStuff, the award winning Arts and Culture website, recently interviewed Mark Fitzgerald about his book, Downburst.

Maud Casey published in The Bennington and The Sewannee Reviews

January 26, 2020 Center for Literary and Comparative Studies, English

Maud Casey's story, "Bells of Loudun" appears in the current issue (7) of Bennington Review.

Konstantinos Pozoukidis, Grant Recipient and Conference Presenter

January 26, 2020 Center for Literary and Comparative Studies, English

Konstantinos Pozoukidis received a $5,000 grant from the Gerondelis Foundation Inc.

Sabrina Islam wins Emerging Writer Scholarship to attend Kentucky Women Writers Conference,

January 26, 2020 Center for Literary and Comparative Studies, English

Sabrina Islam has received an Emerging Writer Scholarship to attend Lydia Millet's workshop at the Kentucky Women Writers Conference, Fall 2019.

Mal Haselberger presents at American Printing History Association and Denker Fellows Symposium

January 26, 2020 Center for Literary and Comparative Studies, English

Mal Haselberger presented a conference paper at the American Printing History Association, "'[Shaping] up before my eyes and in my own loving hands': Jane Grabhorn's Jumbo Press and the Feminist Possbilities of Print," in October 2019. 

Orrin Wang Presents at Middle Modern Group and Vambery Lecture Series

January 26, 2020 Center for Literary and Comparative Studies, English

Orrin Wang gave a talk, "Recessive and Hyperbolic Romanticism" and co-led a graduate seminar for the Middle Modern Group at the University of Wisconsin, Madison this last October. 

New York Times

The Stories in This Chicago Housing Project Could Fill a Book

January 25, 2020 English

Professor Rion Amilcar Scott contributes to the New York TImes.