Dr. Tavares is Assistant Professor at the University of Alabama and at work on a book project on the repertory system in early modern theater.
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Check out this Q&A with Richard Jones and Mark Arendt at The National Book Review where they discuss Poetry East, starting out as a young writer, the editing process, great publishing material, and more.
https://www.thenationalbookreview.com/features/2021/5/27/qampa-celebrating-the-40th-anniversary-and-100th-issue-of-poetry-east-magazine
In case you missed the 12th Annual Spring English Conference, be sure to check out the recorded keynote address and panels! They’re on the website here: https://www.depaulenglishconference.com/recorded-panels
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Join us in congratulating Miles Harvey and Kathleen Rooney, whose work has been honored by the Society of Midland Book Awards this year!
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We would like to congratulate Marcy J. Dinius, Associate Professor in the department of English. Professor Dinius has been awarded her SECOND Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award (in just as many years) to Japan for Spring 2022. Dinius will lecture at Ochanomizu University and Tsuda University in Tokyo.
A DePaul MAWP alum wrote a book! And it comes out this month! Wow, we are so thrilled to celebrate Zhanna Slor and her debut novel, At the End of the World, Turn Left. Read the full review here.
We’re celebrating Poetry East’s 100th issue and 40th anniversary this April, National Poetry Month. Open this post for more information about the upcoming event on April 26th.
DePaul’s English Department extends a warm congratulations to our very own Megan Heffernan on the publication of her book Making the Miscellany: Poetry, Print, and the History of the Book in Early Modern England. Today marks one month since the book was released! Check it out here. Next month, Megan will be joining authors Laura Kolbys and Claire M. L. Bourne for a virtual celebration on May 14th at 10:00 a.m. Register here. This event is before the English Spring Conference, which will be recognizing student writing. Congratulations!