Exploring Caribbean Culture, Joseph Zobel + more... Run by Prof Louise Hardwick, Uni of Birmingham (UK). Created as part of AHRC-funded Leadership Fellowship
@news_ub@guardian@SocCaribbean Professor Hardwick writes more about her two-decade relationship with Condé and her impact on the University of Birmingham in this recent blog 👇
https://t.co/cST6hM0xXw
"She will be remembered chiefly for her literary brilliance, but also as a generous mentor to a younger generation of authors and researchers." - A beautiful obituary of Maryse Condé by Louise Hardwick @unibirmingham@ZobelProject@guardian https://t.co/JPiraNJ3h2 #MaryseCondé
Our world literature expert Prof. Louise Hardwick has written @guardian obituary for Guadeloupean author Maryse Condé, who wrote uncompromisingly and often provocatively about race, gender, colonialism and the complexities of a globalised world https://t.co/3OzB6VVgO5
What a writer and what a life 💚💜 Teaching Ségou and La belle créole @FrenchUoB1 has always been a highlight of my academic year. Maryse Condé obituary | The Guardian https://t.co/JbNxxGJWqm
My grandfather #JosephZobel ‘s book Black Shack Alley on his childhood in Martinique will be released as a Penguin Classic in May! With a forward by Patrick Chamoiseau! I love the cover art. My Mum would have been so proud. @ZobelProject@penguinrandom https://t.co/ibJYPux1Yb
New Book
Over Seas of Memory: A Novel
Michaël Ferrier
Translated by Martin Munro
Foreword by Patrick Chamoiseau
University of Nebraska Press, June 2019 https://t.co/We1ACLJNut
Last week my publisher @LivUniPress celebrated Joseph Zobel on what would have been his 104th birthday! High time to rethink the great #Caribbean author's legacy... My latest book does just that: https://t.co/MGeqfCt06T @LCAHM_UoB @artsatbham@Trans_Cultures
Joseph Zobel, author of La Rue Cases-Nègres, was born #onthisday in 1915. Find out more about his work and life in Louise Hardwick's Joseph Zobel: Negritude and the Novel. #FrancophoneStudies@ZobelProject https://t.co/XoK693hsaG
'This is a valuable addition to the literature on postcolonialism.' Review of Louise Hardwick's Joseph Zobel: Négritude and the Novel, reviewed by D. M. Jarrett for @Choice_Reviews https://t.co/XoK692ZRj8 #PostcolonialStudies@ZobelProject
Kind words - thanks @EmilyZMarshall ! Great to see my most recent book on fantastic Caribbean author Joseph Zobel is making its way out into the world! @CALRKT_UoB @LCAHM_UoB
New in the Contemporary French & Francophone Cultures series from @LivUniPress
Joseph Zobel: Négritude and the Novel
by Louise Hardwick
https://t.co/iBiICnOl0H
A rare dip back into the twittersphere...
New book announcement: Joseph Zobel: Negritude & the Novel
https://t.co/OmIo7zp44p
Out end of March 2018!