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This issue also includes must-read interviews with Jordy Rosenberg, Trish Salah, torrin a. greathouse, gaita nihil, Cole Rizki — and there’s so much more
This whole issue free to read on Project MUSE through May 15! Read here: https://tiny.one/3h8j64z8
Today on the Hopkins Press Podcast, Alex Brostoff and rl Goldberg introduce their guest edited special issue of College Literature on trans literatures, featuring Stephanie Burt on Philip Larkin, Sarah Snyder and Will Anderson on Incarcerated Trans Resistance, and more
Today's #LitFriday featured poet is Sylvia Jones, with two poems from the Winter 2022 issue of The Hopkins Review
Perpetual Resin: A Cento
and
First Black Cop Bop
Read free @ Project MUSE thru 30 April
https://tiny.one/uftwcmu6
Hopkins Press publishes 100+ journals and manages 20+ client societies, most of which focus on #Humanities and #SocialScience scholarship
This week, we join American Council of Learned Societies in celebrating the crucial work of humanists, social scientists, and interdisciplinary dialogue!
In the coming days, look for more on the work of our #ACLS client societies!
* Association for Asian American Studies
* American Association for the History of Medicine
* American Studies Association
* German Studies Association
* Society for Classical Studies
* Society for the History of Authorship, Reading & Publishing
* Society for the History of Technology
See our full client society roster: https://tiny.one/bdzk4kch
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55.1, 2026
Special Issue: Telehaptics
Guest Editor: Natalia Fedorova
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CONTRIBUTORS
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William Uricchio
Lorenzo Lazzari
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Kat Matson
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Shizuka Omori's Six Tanka are now available free to read for the month of April
From the new Literary Imagination at Project MUSE
On the latest Hopkins Press Podcast, Shizuka Omori reads Six Tanka (with translations by Yuki Tanaka) from the new issue of Literary Imagination
Editor Paul Franz then interviews Omori and Tanaka on tanka poetics and translation: https://tiny.one/ycktmu3j
We’ve made Shizuka Omori's Six Tanka and Yuki Tanaka's translations in the new Literary Imagination available free to read via Project MUSE for the month of April:
It's special podcast for #LitFriday and #PoetryMonth!
Shizuka Omori reading her Six Tanka from the new issue of Literary Imagination, with translations by Yuki Tanaka, followed by a conversation with editor Paul Franz about tanka and translation
