What happens when the Bible's most marginalized figures take center stage? Anthony B. Pinn explores fundamental lessons of humanity through the lens of the Bible's most despised characters in his new novel BIBLICAL OUTLAWS.
New #podcast! #HeatherCassWhite rejoins the show to talk about editing THE MAN WHO READ EVERYTHING: The Literary Letters of #HaroldBloom! Great talk, so GO LISTEN: chimeraobscura.com/vm/episode-6...
(Conversation starts at 14:20; I talk about the #Knicks a bit in my intro.) @yalepress.bsky.social
Shakespeare Unlimited released its interview with author Marjorie Garber about her book A TREACHEROUS SECRET AGENT.
Listen here: https://www.folger.edu/podcasts/shakespeare-unlimited/shakespeare-and-the-red-scare/
Virtual Memories Show 679: Heather Cass White “This was the most fun I ever had making a book. I got to sit on the attic floor, going though Harold’s papers and books, and there were a …
A world-renowned critic’s haunting and deeply researched account of the subversive acts of literary revenge performed during the Red Scare hearings of the ...
#OTD 1776—Revolutionaries persuade Congress to appoint a committee to draft a Declaration of Independence. The committee consisted of John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Roger Sherman, and Robert R. Livingston. Jefferson takes the lead on the project.
“We Computers stages an encounter between east and west, past and future, and the literary production of organic and computerized beings."
Alex Lanz from Full Stop reviews WE COMPUTERS by Hamid Ismailov.
"The Man Who Read Everything is . . . terrific from first to last" — @nytimes on THE MAN WHO READ EVERYTHING, a collection of letters from Harold Bloom edited by Heather Cass White.
On Wednesday July 1, esteemed writer and translator Wendy Call will be doing an event at Third Place Books in Seattle to discuss her recent translations of STOLEN FLOWER by Irma Pineda and RED SEED: POEMS FOR LUNO by Cruz Alejandra Lucas Juárez.
