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- Emily Rosko’s third poetry collection Weather Inventions (University of Akron Press) was published in April 2018
- Susan Farrell published a review of the scholarly book, How to Revise a True War, in the journal, Resources for American Literary Study, in the Spring of 2019
- Emily Rosko published a new poem, “A Phase,” in Crab Orchard Review
- Kathy Béres Roger’s book has a June release from Palgrave called Creating Romantic Obsession: Scorpions in the Mind
- Emily Rosko published a new poem, “Ridgeline,” in Oversound
- Kathy Béres Rogers published a blog post about Keats, death, and sensation
- Kathy Béres Rogers published an article in Literature and Medicine: “The Monstrous Idea in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein”
- Joe Kelly’s Marooned: Jamestown, Shipwreck, and a New History of America’s Origin was published by Bloomsbury Press in October 2018
- Myra Seaman continues to edit Postmedieval, bringing four more issues to print in 2018 on the following topics: Premodern Plants; Queer Manuscripts; Medieval Intersex: Language and Hermaphroditism; and What a World! The first issue of 2019 is Prophetic Futures, an issue guest co-edited by CofC English alum Joseph Bowling (‘10), who earned his PhD at CUNY and is now an Associate Lecturer in English at the University of Wisconsin
- Anthony Varallo’s story, “Fair Enough,” won 3rd place in the River Styx 2019 Micro-Fiction Contest, and will be published in River Styx in the fall
- Emily Rosko published a new poem, “Each One Had a Name as Long as It Lasted,” in the Denver Quarterly
- Devin Byker published an essay, “Death Hath Ten Thousand Several Doors: The Duchess of Malfi’s Arts of Dying,” included in The Duchess of Malfi: Webster’s Tragedy of Blood, edited by Pascale Drouet and William C. Carroll
- Anthony Varallo’s story, “Land of Flowers, Land of Light,” will appear in the fall issue of The Iowa Review
- Scott Peeples’ co-edited volume, The Oxford Handbook of Edgar Allan Poe, was published in January 2019
