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British Poetry at Y2K

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British Poetry at Y2K

The Haunting of Benjamin Britten

Working Progress, Working Title [Automystifstical Plaice]

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“the many gods of Mile End”: CanLit Print-Culture Nostalgia and J.R. Carpenter’s Entre Ville

by Carl Watts

Riposte to Jan Baetens, Photo Narratives and Digital Archives, or The Film Photo Novel Lost and Found

by David S. Roh

Lit Mods

by Álvaro Seiça

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Translation and the Oulipo: The Case of the Persevering Maltese

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