The Fall issue of Literary Matters: The Newsletter of the Association of Literary Scholars and Critics (Volume 2, Number 3) has been released. It features Clare Cavanagh’s President’s Column, “The Company of Readers”; Leslie Harkema’s From The Editor, “One ‘Why’ for the ‘W’: Fighting Graduate Malaise”; and a sneak peek at the 15th Annual Conference.
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The Summer issue of Literary Matters: The Newsletter of the Association of Literary Scholars and Critics (Volume 2, Number 2) has been released. It features Clare Cavanagh’s President’s Column on “Rereading Nafisi in Evanston”; Brian J. Buchanan’s “A Response to Wordsworth’s ‘Bleak Season’ lyric”; and profiles of a prominent donor, our incoming vice-president, and our outgoing secretary-treasurer.
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The ALSC would like to invite any of its members with the inclination to blog to share their personal sites with fellow ALSC members. We hope to establish a links section soon, either here on WordPress or at the main ALSC site (www.bu.edu/literary). Please post a link to your own blog or any other online forum in which your writing appears in the comments of this post. Alternatively, you may send a link to alsc@bu.edu.
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The Winter-Spring issue of Literary Matters: The Newsletter of the Association of Literary Scholars and Critics has been released. It features a report on the 2008 Annual Conference, Calls for Papers for the 2009 conference, and a wonderful essay by David Rothman on our late colleague, Susan Bullock, that not only commemorates Susan but also takes a careful and insightful look into her poetry.
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Welcome to the future home of the ALSC News Weblog. While we get settled here, please visit our Website to learn more about us and our activities. Forthcoming events include our 2008 Conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 24-26, which you can learn more about here.
You might also be interested in visiting The Valve, a literary blog that we sponsor.
– E. Christopher Clark
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