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Exploring the The Diasporic Literary Archives Network

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27 October 202127 October 2021

The Diasporic Literary Archives Network, based in the University of Reading since 2012, set out to explore the distribution of literary archives around the world, with a special focus on…Read More >

Abdulrazak Gurnah, the 2021 Nobel Literature Prize, and a Challenge to White Fragility

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15 October 2021

NPR, the US American public radio station, was broadcasting some critical reporting on the day of the announcement of the 2021 Nobel Literature Prize, 7 October. The journalists were discussing…Read More >

Impressionism’s sibling rivalry

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24 February 2021

Sixty world-famous impressionist paintings arrived at the Royal Academy of Arts in London from Copenhagen in March last year, a whisker before the first lockdown was imposed. Instead of drawing…Read More >

Teaching Holocaust Testimonies

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27 January 2021

As an adolescent boy, growing up in the 1960s, I used to enjoy playing with my newly minted Action Man. I would dress him up in various army uniforms and…Read More >

Man Booker Prize winner could open floodgates for American novelists

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18 October 2017

By David Brauner, Professor of Contemporary Literature, University of Reading Lincoln in the Bardo is a worthy winner of the Man Booker Prize and is further confirmation of the supremacy…Read More >

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