Listening again to this great conversation with John Pistelli on Girard (and Frye) from issue 27.3. A wonderful conversation with a gracious guest. https://t.co/gk2sURYc6E
Alice’s recent Japanese poems in LM pair well w/@LI_ALSCW’s recent Japan Issue. + Elijah Blumov, our Translations Editor, released an ep. of his podcast Versecraft partly on haiku: “The Art of Epigram Pt. 2” (also including Basho translations by another LM editor, Ethan McGuire).
Listening again to this great conversation with John Pistelli on Girard (and Frye) from issue 27.3. A wonderful conversation with a gracious guest. https://t.co/gk2sURYc6E
Featuring, among others Shane McCrae, Carol Muske-Dukes, and @philiptraylen. Forthcoming next month from @JHUPress and @ProjectMUSE. Subscribe here today: https://t.co/BC6YGJVra6
Featuring, among others Shane McCrae, Carol Muske-Dukes, and @philiptraylen. Forthcoming next month from @JHUPress and @ProjectMUSE. Subscribe here today: https://t.co/BC6YGJVra6
CALL FOR PAPERS: The 2026 ALSCW Conference will take place at Johns Hopkins University, from Thursday, October 22 to Sunday, October 25, 2026. https://t.co/khD1WHXzY3
CALL FOR PAPERS: The 2026 ALSCW Conference will take place at Johns Hopkins University, from Thursday, October 22 to Sunday, October 25, 2026. https://t.co/khD1WHXzY3
@LI_ALSCW, published by @JHUPress and online at @ProjectMUSE, continues to provoke literary conversation--here drawing a response by James Tussing on @Substack to @valerie_reads superb recent @unherd response to his magisterial essay on Alice Munro. Paper trail below.
"Part of what was so disorienting about Andrea Skinner’s revelations was the way they forced me to think: 'when I told myself this was truer to life than other contemporary fiction, what view of life was I implicitly signing up for?'"
James Tussing responds to my response to his @LI_ALSCW essay.
https://t.co/Fy8xlsYHz7
Thank you, @newversereview, for featuring @LM_ALSCW & @LI_ALSCW in this month’s “Rusty Paperweight.” Readers, go check out NVR as well as the intriguing items they’ve linked to in the “RP.” You will find them worth your time, I think!
https://t.co/jHK6IMICe5
James Tussing’s magisterial essay on Alice Munro from Literary Imagination Issue 27.3 continues to drive the literary conversation—and to give rise to fresh provocation, now in the form of this searching response by @valerie_reads for @unherd. https://t.co/6FCSqKiJYL
The more I read Alice Munro, the more I'm obsessed with the resonances between the stories, and how beautifully and completely she told us about what the sexual revolution did to her and her family. What we don't want to see. Me for @unherd
https://t.co/iDr4YRv3VP
James Tussing’s magisterial essay on Alice Munro from Literary Imagination Issue 27.3 continues to drive the literary conversation—and to give rise to fresh provocation, now in the form of this searching response by @valerie_reads for @unherd. https://t.co/6FCSqKiJYL