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We are keeping #EarthDay2024 going with Cameron Hunt McNabb and Mia Henrich. "Ecocriticism also reminds us that our own fractured classrooms are rooted in these environmental and social contexts no less than Shakespeare’s England was." ow.ly/nceH50RmfMI

We're thrilled to be hiring an Editorial Program Coordinator Sr. to work on publishing projects at ACMRS Press! Learn more and apply now at ow.ly/Hk2c50RsXhm

"The mission of the AZBHG is twofold: to have as many different readers interact with these books as possible and to give readers the time to peruse these books with no set goal." @bkadams ow.ly/EMnx50RFZMb

thank you all for the enthusiastic response to this work! please note that the The TLS piece on milton's copy of holinshed is ***in front of the paywall*** thus accessible to all for the next week (link below)—read & share! cc jes1003 @aarontpratt

Can't get enough Milton in Phoenix? Jonathan Hope is in The Sundial today discussing the significance of the find and the "lurid blue" annotator! ASU English Dept. @phxlibrary medium.com/the-sundial-ac…

"Alareer’s reading of Donne’s poetry... renews this seventeenth-century poet from a Palestinian perspective for further mobilization by a rising generation of scholars, poets, and teachers in Gaza and globally." - Bernadette Andrea today in The Sundial medium.com/the-sundial-ac…

A powerful piece by Bernadette Andrea on the poetry and scholarship of professor and poet Refaat Alareer (Refaat in Gaza 🇵🇸), who studied and responded to early modern English literature from a Palestinian perspective.

An excellent meditation on what we can do in our early modern classrooms to meet this moment through the scholarship and poetry of the martyr, Dr. Refaat Alareer.

This is a beautiful essay by Bernadette Andrea on Refaat Alareer, encouraging us to "find multiple paths for scholars and students of early modern literature to respond to this historical moment and its goals of justice and freedom — for Palestine and for all oppressed people."

Doesn’t Celeste De Luna’s print look gorgeous in blue? Volume 2 is coming soon! Stay tuned. 🩵🩵🩵

The Kinky Renaissance, edited by Gillian Knoll and Joseph Gamble, is now available #openaccess and in print! This collection is a groundbreaking exploration of kink as theoretical analytic, historical formation, and aesthetic mode. Check it out: asu.pressbooks.pub/the-kinky-rena…

To read an excerpt from La Comedia of Errors by Lydia Garcia and Bill Rauch, which will be published in Volume 2 of The Bard in the Borderlands next week, check out this short piece in The Sundial (ACMRS Press). medium.com/the-sundial-ac…

Bard in the Borderlands Volume 2 comes out August 13 in both print and open access! Check out this new piece in The Sundial by the editors on Shakespeare's comedies as a site of collaboration, solidarity, and hope en La Frontera. ow.ly/wt9z50SSB8s

Happy pub day to The Bard in the Borderlands: An Anthology of Shakespeare Appropriations en La Frontera, Volume 2, edited by Kathryn Vomero Santos, Katherine Gillen 🍉 and Adrianna M. Santos! Read the new volume here ow.ly/iTVa50SWVEb #ShakeRace #BorderlandsShax Borderlands Shakespeare Colectiva

✨We are thrilled to share that Volume 2 of The Bard in the Borderlands is out! It was an honor to work on this volume with Kathryn Vomero Santos and Adrianna M. Santos and with the amazing playwrights! You can access the free online version here: asu.pressbooks.pub/bard-in-the-bo… ✨

Happy pub day to The Bard in the Borderlands!!!

Be sure to listen to this fantastic KJZZ Phoenix interview with @respinosa1564 about The Bard in the Borderlands and his own brilliant work on Shakespeare on the border! #ShakeRace #BorderlandsShax

.Arizona State University English professor @respinosa1564 talked KJZZ Phoenix about the newest volume in the 'Bard in the Borderlands' series, published Arizona Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies, which critiques Shakespeare through a Chicano lens. Listen: ow.ly/MS5r50T75FH #ASUHumanities

"How might “simple" generic norms—norms established, in part, through the popularity of the Shakespearean formula—encode subtle (or not-so subtle) racial scripts that persist into the 21st-century?" Sarah-Gray Lesley today in The Sundial. ow.ly/MLLX50TZVI0$

"How might “simple” generic norms — norms established, in part, through the popularity of the Shakespearean formula — encode subtle (or not-so subtle) racial scripts that persist into the 21st-century?" Sarah-Gray Lesley today in The Sundial medium.com/@acmrs/ab2e242…