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.@ArtsLettersND students are bringing overlooked histories back into view through rare friendship albums—handwritten collections of poems, letters, signatures, and keepsakes created by women in the 1800s.
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The #ActionBlog returns with a new series ("Stockroom Picks") curated by Asst. Editor Miharu Yano. First up is three picks from #MikeCorrao:
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This Wednesday! A Chicago reading event co-curated with indie press Black Ocean. See you there?
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If you're in Chicago on Jan. 7, come celebrate the latest #AaseBerg title from @BlackOceanOrg with me, Johannes, and many other Aase fans!
Purchase your copy of AASE'S DEATH today at the link below:
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A new initiative funded by @NDIrishStudies and @ArtsLettersND will bring a prominent Irish writer-in-residence and critic-in-residence to @NotreDame each year.
Author Michael Magee and Irish-language scholar Radvan Markus are the first pair.
Read more: irishstudies.nd.edu/news/iri…
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We are urged to remain optimistic about solving climate change, but does this really make any sense? Join us on Tuesday 11/18 at 5pm in the SSRB Tea Room for Climate Change and the Virtues of Pessimism, a lecture by @RoyScranton. Co-sponsored by @UChicagoCEGU
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Delighted to have contributed an essay, "Listening to the Bigger Story: The Dagara Spiritual Technology of Divination on Turtle Island" to this volume, edited by my
@PacificaPost colleague David Odorisio @MonkRocker.
'Mysticism and the Margins'—edited by David M. Odorisio—challenges normative notions of who “counts” as a mystic, and questions the definitions and interpretive frames underlying the field of comparative mysticism itself. bit.ly/4ntVJ5z
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Let's play some Jeopardy! Starting with Notre Dame for $1,000:
A 2022 Guggenheim fellow, the chair of the Notre Dame Department of English, and one of tonight's Jeopardy! contestants.
!!!!🛎‼!!
Who is Joyelle McSweeney?
Tune in at 7:30 p.m. EST on CBS to watch her compete!
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From the Dome to your doorstep, we're wishing you a Happy Halloween 🎃
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Hesburgh Library will have limited hours during fall break, from Sunday, Oct. 19, through Saturday, Oct. 25.
• Sunday, 9:00am – 11:00pm
• Monday through Friday, 7:00am – 11:00pm
• Saturday, 9:00am – 11:00pm
More information: library.nd.edu/hours.
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Grateful to have just learned that my poem "Stronghold" (from a new collection of the same name) is a semifinalist for American Literary Review's 2025 Award for Poetry.
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We have just started reading the book Camera Lucida by Roland Barthes. We will discuss this on our bi-weekly Zoom call. a.co/d/cQVxGFp #studium #puntum #photohistory #photocrit #philosophy #language #semiotics #goirish #notredame #photography #photoclub #cameraclub
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Available November 15, 2025 from Lavender Ink
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Now on sale in PDF & PB at failtodestroy (dot) me
YOU MAY NOW FAIL TO DESTROY ME - an anthology of 32 authors on their most dangerous beliefs
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Love, power, betrayal, and forgiveness—the storm is only the beginning. 🌩️
Join us this week (Sept. 24–26) for “The Tempest,” Shakespeare’s timeless tale, reimagined by Actors From The London Stage.
Get tickets on our site: ow.ly/PsuO50WOblT
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NEWS: The Library of Congress is announcing the appointment of Arthur Sze as the nation’s 25th Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry for 2025-2026. Sze will begin his laureateship with a reading of his work on Thursday, Oct. 9 at the Library. newsroom.loc.gov/news/librar…
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What if our push to always “move forward” is actually what’s holding us back?
English Professor Roy Scranton's research explores why endless progress might not solve today’s biggest environmental stresses: go.nd.edu/e747f9
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Four new #poems from WORN appear in the second installment of UDOLPHO, a #Gothic anthology ed by James Pate and Matthew E. Chelf. Feat. poems inspired by garments and accessories by #SimonCostin, #AlexanderMcQueen, #SarahBurton, & #RickOwens
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