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Matt Tierney’s book Dismantlings: Words Against Machines in the American Long Seventies, continues to attract attention.

“Pictures and Texts: Henry James in the Century,” the first of three serial installments of Michael Anesko’s forthcoming monograph, Henry James Framed: Material Representations of the Master, has just appeared in the Fall 2021 issue of the Henry James Review

Congratulations, Matt Tierney on another stellar review of his latest book and new article.

Sarah Winstein-Hibbs’ article “Staging Charisma: Anna Deavere Smith’s Black Feminist Theater of the Multitude” appeared in the September 15th issue of American Literary History.

Alison Jaenicke’s essay “The Search for a Different Marvin Gardens” appears in the most recent issue of Appalachian Review (Summer 2021).

Gabriel Aguilar published “Humanitarians do Technical Communication, too” in the September/October 2021 issue of Intercom (Volume 68, Issue 5, pp. 40-43).

Stuart Selber published the 4th edition of Practical Strategies in Technical Communication.

A glow-in-the dark review of Matt Tierney’s recent book, What Lies Between Void Aesthetics and Postwar Post-Politics, appeared in This Year’s Work in English Studies.

Shakespeare / Text, an edited collection by our own Claire Bourne, is just out from The Arden Shakespeare series (Bloomsbury Publishing).

Manini Samarth’s article “The Gloved Fist: Confirmations, Subversions, and Leave-Taking in Anita Brookner’s Strangers” was recently published in Études Anglaises.