Congratulations to Dr. Azelina Flint (@Dont_forget_May) on winning the Alcott Society's 2024 Clark Article Prize for her essay in Horror Studies titled "A Marble Woman: Is the Omen Good or Ill?"
Join the Alcott Society at the ALA Conference on Fri, May 24th, Palmer House Hotel, Chicago. Our sessions are scheduled for 8:30am, 10:00am, and 2:30pm. We will have a business meeting at 5:30. Details in the program: https://t.co/BrLY0qL4fj Hope to see you there!
And we have travel grants for students and non-tenure scholars to present research on Alcott. If you're interested, you can find the details on our website: https://t.co/UMwhOIHt4k
We are organizing three amazing panels on Alcott for the upcoming @AmLit_ALA conference in Chicago (May 23-26). If you're doing work on Alcott and gender or Whitman or democracy or performance or drama or teaching, we want to hear from you. Details here: https://t.co/FhDqTnOf0X
What an exciting week in Alcott! See the article by @maxchappy on several new Alcott pieces and a recently discovered Alcott pseudonym, E.H. Gould. The article & 2 stories are in the latest issue of J19: https://t.co/dAMOiO4v5F Very cool! @J19Americanists @gregeiselein
Great authors. Also: Kathleen Alcalá (Spirits of the Ordinary), María Amparo Escandón (Esperanza's Box of Saints), Christina Garcia (Dreaming in Cuban)?
Planning a course on Catholic women writers for this spring. Including Toni Morrison, Viola Canales, Julia Alvarez, St. Teresa of Ávila, Sigrid Undset, and @MrsKatyCarl. Who would you include?
Share your Alcott research with us! The Alcott Society is hosting 3 awesome panels at the May 2024 American Lit Assoc Conference: Proposal deadline: Jan 15. Details here: https://t.co/FhDqTnOf0X
Join us next month for our annual Louisa May Alcott birthday event on Sun, Nov 26 at 3pm ET at https://t.co/8zB2CVMCnX. Our special guest this year is @peytonology. More info on our website: https://t.co/KvuoFtX4pk
The Alcott Society is delighted to announce that the winner of the inaugural Beverly Lyon Clark Article Prize is Sandy Petrulionis for “‘Faithfulness Itself’: The Imperative for Hannah Mullet in Little Women” from Little Women at 150. Congratulations! https://t.co/NalxHTri70
Congratulations to our 2023 Sarah Elbert Travel Grant Winners, Jill Fuller and Lauren Hehmeyer! They'll be presenting at @ThoreauSociety Gathering in July. https://t.co/46VgF3bILG
Save the date! April 27 6:30-8:00 PM, the Concord Free Public Library will host (in person and virtual) the first event for the Joel Myerson annual lecture series! @FullerSociety@AlcottSociety@ThoreauSociety@AmLit_ALA
https://t.co/kOyLfzDn8w
Do you have research to share on Alcott and archival collections or her novel WORK (1873)? If so, please consider proposing a paper for our sessions at the ALA conference in Boston (May 25-28, 2023): https://t.co/ECo6GE98ME
In Opinion
Is the writer Louisa May Alcott best understood today as a trans man?
"I believe Alcott’s own statements give the lie to the notion that transgender identity is strictly a modern fad," @peytonology writes. https://t.co/9SQ0BgSzXR