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Professor, Dept. of English, Michigan State University. Aestheticism, Decadence, modernism. Editor, with Kate Hext and Alex Murray, of Cusp: Late 19th-/ Early 20th-Century Cultures.

*Action without Hope: Victorian Literature after Climate Collapse* is out today! The official release got pushed back due to an issue w the art, & despite being mostly about literature it's very visual. So to celebrate its full entry into the world, a thread of some of my favorite images from it:

Action without Hope

A study of how writers from the early phases of our prolonged climate emergency used aesthetic strategies to redefine the category of action. What does it feel like to live helplessly in a world that ...

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So happy to see the Cusp article "Hauntings in the Nursery" by @dremilyvincent.bsky.social among the top 20 most-read articles in JHUP journals for February. This article will be free to read through March 15: muse.jhu.edu/article/920145

Project MUSE - Hauntings in the Nursery: Reviving the Nursemaid Through Fin-de-Siècle Gothic

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The Top 20 Hopkins Press articles you read on @ProjectMUSE in February can be revealed! Lots of new articles ranked this month from American Imago, Cusp, MFS, Portal, Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics, Journal of Democracy & more Read free thru Mar 15: tinyurl.com/mr3csa2n

Feb 2025 20 Most Read Journal Articles from Hopkins Press illustrated with a collage of cover art from the 20 included journals

Issue 3.1 of Cusp, with articles on decadence in Korea, Sarah Grand, Arthur Symons, H. G. Wells, and The Story of an African Farm is now up on Project Muse. Please take a look and consider submitting to the nicest-looking of all journals: muse.jhu.edu/issue/54315

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MLA goers! The Victorian and early 20thC Forum is taking advantage of drinks arranged by Priti Joshi (thank you, Priti!) and meeting tonight at 7pm at LONGITUDE 90, the bar at Le Meridien Hotel, on Poydras St., just up from the conference hotel. Please join us!

If you will be at MLA, come by the Archives and Possibility panel on Friday at 8:30 to hear scholars working in Black studies, Caribbean studies, Native and Indigenous studies, and Victorian studies consider archival methodologies that position the archive as a site of re-creation or possibility.

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