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Whether today is your first day back or you're still preparing for a new semester, join us in reading some new year's articles and stories from the Modernist Journal Project: tinyurl.com/yv6527au

Have some downtime this week while traveling or waiting on cooking timers? ModNets includes several Thanksgiving stories from modernist journals. Check them out here: modnets.org/search?q=thank…

Lili Elbe’s life narrative is a significant work in the history of gender variance. This digital edition and archive attempt to correct misconceptions and enable thorough study of this narrative, the first popular and well-documented narrative of genital transformation surgery.

We've been quite for a while, but now we're back, with lots of exciting updates on the horizon. To start, check out our newest aggregated project, the Lili Elbe Digital Archive (lilielbe.org)!

This week's ModNets featured poet is Clement Wood, published in The Seven Arts and Poetry: A Magazine of Verse between 1916 and 1917. We believe he has the right idea about the power of coffee.️ ☕️ Check out the collection here:️ modnets.org/tag/results?ta…

☀️Longing to hear the sound of waves beating the shore midst this slow March toward summer 🌊 Perhaps we'll settle for H.D. Stewart's Tasmanian Sketches to get us through! Check out the collection on ModNets: modnets.org/tag/results?ta…

As March madness ensues, kick up your feet 🦶, drop the ball 🏀, and check out 👀this week's ModNet's Collection featuring Mr. Sandburg's movement of Chicago Poems, published in Poetry: A Magazine of Verse in 1914. View it here: modnets.org/tag/results?ta…

The print issue lands in your mailboxes any minute! Mande Zecca’s “‘The Revolution Is Not Imminent’: The Uses of Elegy in the Long 1940s,” connects the despairing poetry of the mid-century to contemporary poetic militancy in the Anthropocene. Read it now: muse.jhu.edu/issue/39989

On this day in #history–1924 to be exact–Columbia University declares radio education a success. Guessing from Archibald Rutledge's poem, "Radio," many still found the technology mystifying 📻 Check out this week's featured collection in ModNets: ow.ly/TROy30nNzSR

tweeps! I see you 👀! You have ONE WEEK left to submit paper ideas for a prospective cluster of Modernism/modernity print+ that @Southldntabby and I are editing. The topic? Elemental Modernism. check it out: bit.ly/2Ius7ad

🌱🌷 Spring is slowly making its way here, so we thought we would celebrate with two poems by Mabel Linn published in Poetry: A Magazine of Verse in 1917 🌷🌱 Read them here! modnets.org/tags/results?t…

Reminder - Workshop: Archiving in the Modern World: Digitizing the Mundelein Photo Collection [Friday, 2/8] - mailchi.mp/cfd928901ab9/w…

❄️An accurate description of all of us today as Chicago's temperatures spiral below tolerable ❄️ Check out Louise Driscoll's poem "A Frozen Brook" from Scribner's Magazine (1910) digitized by the Modernist Journals Project: modnets.org/tags/results?t…

Returning to our youth this week with an imaginative collection by Evans Krehbiel - age, four. 🎒🏸🛴 Ripples is part of a larger collection of Poems by Children, published in Poetry in 1918. Check them out here! modnets.org/tags/results?t… #poetry #modernism #childrenspoetry #verse

Make somebody's winter a little more tolerable by sending them a postcard from our newly restocked E-Postcard Sender. bit.ly/2yZPsbJ #postcards #winter

FORGET that you live in houses, that you may live in yourself-- FOR the smallest people live in the greatest houses. #NEHgrant #MinaLoy #digitalhumanities mina-loy.com

Wishing all a Happy New Year with this special issue of the Weekly Tale-Teller from 1911, digitized by the Modernist Journals Project. Check it out here! modnets.org/tags/results?t…

This week's ModNets Featured Poet is Janet Loxley Lewis! 🌊🌿🏔 Experience a material rapture with four very grounded poems from Lewis' "Cold Hills" collection, published in Poetry: A Magazine of Verse in 1920: modnets.org/tag/results?ta…