Laura Rice Concludes the CCHS Mark Twain Lecture Series
Rice discusses “Cooney” Rice and the youth of Mark Twain’s Elmira circle.
Author: Center for Mark Twain Studies
CMTS Announces the 2021 Fall Trouble Begins Lectures
Lectures will be in-person at Quarry Farm and online. Check out the schedule to learn more.
Hartford Continues Its “Trouble Begins at 5:30” Lecture Series
Virtual talk is on October 13 at 5:30pm.
Antiracism In The Contemporary University with Amanda Bailey, Tita Chico, & Emily Yoon Perez
New episode features organizers of Antiracism project at University of Maryland.
Lecture on Twain’s complicated view of the Hawaiian landscape now available
Ryan Heryford is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Literature in the Department of English at California State University, East Bay
The Shush (& The Chair) with Michelle Chihara & Kyla Wazana Tompkins
The future of the English Department cannot be the same as its past.
Hartford Announces Trouble Begins Lecture
Former Quarry Farm Fellow, Dwayne Eutsey, gives a lecture for the Mark Twain House and Museum on September 1
A Chair On The Chair with Karen Tongson
Apple | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | TuneIn | CastBox | ListenNotes Last week Netflix released an original series, The Chair, starring Sandra Oh, and created by Amanda Peet and Annie Julia Wyman. The show tracks the personal and professional life of Ji-Yoon Kim, during her first semester as Chair of the English Department at fictional Pembroke University. Over the next few episodes of The American Vandal Podcast, we’ll be featuring conversations not only about the show itself, as a cultural […]
CFP: Panel on (Re)Presenting Realism
Abstracts are due August 31, 2021
Lecture on Mark Twain’s Granddaughter Now Available
Alan Rankin gives a heart-warming account of Nina Gabrilowitsch’s life, filled with happiness and tragedy.