Interviews Lost Modernists

Dr. Stephen Railton and Dr. John B. Padgett on Digital Yoknapatawpha

Pictured: A photo taken at the University of Virginia at one of the annual summer [...]

18
Jun

Blog Clusters Volume I, Issue I

Volume I, Issue I

We are accepting proposals for our first blog cluster until 6/30! We’ve got a superb [...]

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07
Jun

Featured Posts Lost Modernists

Advertisements in Modernist Literature

It wasn’t until the late 19th century that posters and similar mediums of advertising were [...]

31
May

Lost Modernists Rare Books

Hiawatha: Gifted from Grace Hemingway to Ernest

Pictured: Hiawatha by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Maynard’s English Classic Series (#218-219) “Listen to this simple story, [...]

16
May

Interviews Lost Modernists

Dr. Maebh Long on Pacific Modernisms

Pictured: Dr. Maebh Long FM: I’m so excited about this interview and to learn more [...]

15
May

Lost Modernists Rare Books

The Song of the World: Gifted from Thomas Wolfe to Sherwood Anderson

Before discussing the singularity of this particular copy of Jean Giono’s The Song of the [...]

25
Feb

Interviews Lost Modernists

Dr. Rebecca Bowler on Modernist Women Writers

Pictured: Bowler at Kreipe’s in Hanover, which is the cafe/patisserie Miriam and the girls go [...]

16
Feb

Authorial Profiles Lost Modernists

Mazo de la Roche

Mazo de la Roche was born in Canada in 1879. She is most known for [...]

24
Jan

About the Author

Francesca Mancino is currently a Master’s in English student at Case Western Reserve University. Here, she has participated in a colloquium concerning digital pedagogy in analyzing how the Shakespeare and Company Project‘s digitization of Sylvia Beach’s bookselling records reveals the reading habits of famous writers. (She, also, partook in some research for the Project.) Additionally, she has presented conference papers on William Faulkner (Faulkner Studies in the UK); Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Beach (Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf); and Sherwood Anderson, Jean Toomer, and Claude McKay (PCA/ACA). Her writing is forthcoming in The Faulkner Journal (JHU Press) and she is a Kuehl fellow (2021) with the F. Scott Fitzgerald Society. Also forthcoming is whether she will pursue a PhD in English or open a bookshop of her own.

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