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Hopkins Press Podcasts

Hopkins Press Podcasts

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1.31 Johanna Hanink & Antonis Ellinas on taking over editorship of Journal of Modern Greek Studies 16/08/2019

1.30 Philip Nel on the effects of displacement on children (Children's Literature Ass'n Quarterly) 26/03/2019

1.29 Robert Marzec on the "Anthropocene Fictions" issue of MFS (Modern Fiction Studies) 19/03/2019

1.28 Jeri Kraver on the 80th anniversary issue of The CEA Critic 06/12/2018

1.27.1 Qwo-Li Driskill reads Sick T'ang Poems 11/09/2018

1.27.2 Qwo-Li Driskill reads They Think They Can Tell By Looking 11/09/2018

1.26 Andrew Natsios on "Putin's New Russia" (South Central Review) 14/05/2018

1.25 Neal Baer & John Maa on taxing soda (Perspectives in Biology and Medicine) 08/05/2018

1.24 Neil Roberts on Theory & Event's symposium on Trayvon Martin 26/02/2018

1.23 Patti Duncan on the innovative work of Feminist Formations 31/01/2018

1.22 Adam Seipp on 1917: A Global Turning Point (South Central Review) 23/01/2018

1.21.2 Alexis Pauline Gumbs reads her poem "a puzzle not a closure" (Feminist Formations) 18/01/2018

1.21.3 Alexis Pauline Gumbs reads her poem "African-American-Father-Gone" (Feminist Formations) 18/01/2018

1.21.5 Alexis Pauline Gumbs reads her poem "instrumental" (Feminist Formations) 18/01/2018

1.21.1 Alexis Pauline Gumbs reads her poem "concrete" (Feminist Formations) 17/01/2018

1.21.4 Alexis Pauline Gumbs reads her poem "abscence" (Feminist Formations) 17/01/2018

1.20 Julia Hejduk on the Harvard School of Vergilian interpretation (Classical World) 15/11/2017

1.19 Martin Lohrmann on Lutheran Quarterly's new virtual timeline resource 30/10/2017

1.18 Julie Pfeiffer on news and trends in Children's Literature 29/09/2017

1.17 Douglas Lanier on Shakespeare & new media (Shakespeare Quarterly) 09/08/2017

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