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Dear majors, minors and interested students: Welcome back from break! Please join us tomorrow, March 17, for another Third Tuesday, 2:30-3:30pm, in Allen 328. There will be pie! Hope to see you—

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The deadline to apply for the fall-to-spring distinction track in English is April 15 at 5pm. Details on the department website HERE.

This past weekend, Duke English Graduate Studies hosted the 11th Annual Graduate Symposium "Post45."

This past weekend, Duke English hosted the Second Annual “Triangle Undergraduate Literary Conference.”

A great time was had on the 3rd Tuesday. (2.17.26)

Please join us TOMORROW for our second Third Tuesday of the semester, Feb 17, 2:30-3:30pm in Allen 328, to dine on pie and sweet treats while talking shop with your fellow students and professors. Who might you meet? We hope to see you there!

Enjoyed discussing my book, AFTERLIVES OF THE PLANTATION, on the award-winning Black Studies video podcast @LeftOfBlack! Grateful for my @Duke_English colleague, Christopher Ouma, who engaged my book w/ the utmost rigor & generosity! Full episode here: tinyurl.com/y8rvhd4c

Please mark your calendar! You are invited to “The Life of the Novel in a Post-Text World: A Symposium on the State of the Literary Ecosystem”, Thursday, March 19th, through Friday, March 20th, on the campus of Duke University.

NEW ON YOUTUBE: duke.is/b/m7he In his new book, "Afterlives of the Plantation," publ. by @ColumbiaUP, author @ProfMcInnis rethinks Booker T. Washington’s Tuskegee Institute as a site of new ideas about Black life, labor, and freedom. He is Assoc. Prof. at @Duke_English

You are invited to the 11th Annual Post45 Graduate Symposium

#HappyBlackHistoryMonth! A highlight of the first leg of my book tour was discussing AFTERLIVES OF THE PLANTATION w/ horticulturalist Richard M. Smith @ New York Botanical Garden! In this clip, I discuss Tuskegee’s “black worldmaking.” Full convo here: shorturl.at/ODMq4

Full guidelines and submission portal: english.duke.edu/undergraduate/…

📚Please join us on Friday, January 30th at 12 Noon Eastern for a virtual conversation with Prof. Jarvis McInnis about his new book, _Afterlives of the Plantation_. @ColumbiaUP @Duke_English 👉🏾Follow the link below to register: eventbrite.com/e/aaihs-author…

Duke English Enjoys Third Tuesday

Julianne Werlin on the Death of the Writer and Life of the Author fhi.duke.edu/news/julianne-…

Dear English majors, minors and interested students: Please join us for the first THIRD TUESDAY of the spring semester to dine on pie and sweet treats while chatting with your peers and faculty. Hope to see you there!