We hope your summer continues to go well after #SHARP19
As promised, we posted the complete program book as pdf, along with abstract & speaker bios as we had them at the end of the conference.
sharp2019.com/program/overvi…
If you have updates or corrections, please send them to us.
So, it seems the #SHARP19 eastern route tour had a good time: swimming at Walden Pond, going home with hard cider and crackers. They also found ice cream. We got a private tour of Edith Wharton’s library and are now drinking while listening to jazz on the terrace
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Hadley is about a 15 minute drive away from Amherst, (and #Sharp19), and Hadley is the home of Grey Matter Books. How good is it? Well, I found these copies of The Devil's Artisan, a Canadian journal of the printing arts!
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We made it! Two successful presentations. We’ll have to sleep until SHARP 2020, but it was worth it. Thanks so much to @SHARP_2019 for such a great experience. We are already contemplating ideas for next year. #sharp19
Good morning, tweeps!
Here, for your convenience, are the venue changes we announced yesterday:
• Session 10.1 now meets in ILC S211
• Session 10.8 now meets in ILC S110
• Session 11.5 now meets in ILC S211
• Session 11.4 now meets in IL S220
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Great clouds roll in on campus. Love the fountains and green spaces @UMassAmherst and @AmherstCollege! ❤️ @SHARPorg #sharp19 #amherst #fountains #scenery #greenspace
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Catching up on some paperback reading while in the Five Colleges region for #SHARP19 and came across this apt joke from John O’Hara’s PAL JOEY (1940). (The narrator also fibs that he went to “Dartmouth u.”)
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2/4 of us are at #sharp19 and we are both exhausted and yet exhilarated by the huge amount of knowledge we are surrounded by here. Great keynotes, amazing panels, and lots of great discussions. And let’s not forget beautiful scenery at #UMass and @TownOfAmherst! @SHARP_2019
We hear that, but like you (thanks!) we see that as a sign of our success: we had so many excellent indigenous papers & panels that, even though we tried to spread them out, some overlap was inevitable. Plus yes, we tried to integrate rather than ghettoise individual papers.
Heard some grumbling today about Indigenous Studies sessions being up against each other in the same time slot at #sharp19, but I have to say, I really appreciate the need for these overlaps. No ghettoization, but both focused panels & discussion of Indigeneity w/in other topics.
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Forgot/failed to tweet from an excellent second day of #SHARP19 panels, but here’s some photos of the v tall and cool Du Bois Library @UMassLibraries !
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.@SHARPorg has been there at every step in the process of writing "Reconstructing & Gendering the Distribution Networks of GLB in the #c19," & I'm honored to receive Book History's essay prize at #SHARP19
Calling @SHARPorg one of her intellectual homes, @AmySopcakJoseph thanks @gbarnhisel &
Book History eds for awarding her the prize for best essay, on Godey’s Lady’s Book. It began as a paper at our 2017 conference.
This is why we love @SHARPorg — and you should, too! SHARP19
























