From left to right: Dr. Amy Clements, St. Edward’s University; Kayleigh Voss, Hartlyn Haynes, Adrienne Sockwell, and Kristen Wilson, Ransom Center Reference GRAs. Photo by Pete Smith. by HARTLYN HAYNES, ADRIENNE SOCKWELL, KAYLEIGH VOSS, and KRISTEN WILSON The Ransom Center hosted the annual Modernist Archives Publishing Project two-day workshop on… read more
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Women and the Making of Joyce’s Ulysses: A History in Ten Objects #8
Detroit Publishing Company, Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division #8: Jefferson Market Court House, New York, Ca. 1905 by CLARE HUTTON This is the eighth article in a series devoted to objects that tell the story of women who supported author James Joyce and the publication of his landmark… read more
Women and the Making of Joyce’s Ulysses: A History in Ten Objects #7
#7: Letter from James Joyce to Ludmila Bloch Savitsky, June 20, 1921 by CLARE HUTTON This is the seventh article in a series devoted to objects that tell the story of women who supported author James Joyce and the publication of his landmark novel, Ulysses (1922). Learn more in the… read more
Storytelling Is How We Stay Connected: An Interview With Oscar Cásares
by RICARDO CASTRO AGUDELO The papers of Oscar Cásares—a Creative Writing Professor at The University of Texas at Austin and author of the award-winning books Brownsville: Stories (2003), Amigoland (2009), and Where We Come From (2019)—are now housed at the Ransom Center. Cásares grew up in a house with no… read more
Women and the Making of Joyce’s Ulysses: A History in Ten Objects #6
Harry Ransom Center Book Collection #6: James Joyce’s Ulysses (Published for the Egoist Press, London, by John Rodker, Paris,1922), inscribed by Joyce for Jane Heap by CLARE HUTTON This is the sixth article in a series devoted to objects that tell the story of women who supported author James Joyce… read more
Winners announced for inaugural Schuchard Prize
Macaella Gray, Megan Snopik, Breigh Plat (clockwise from left) The Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin has awarded the first Ronald Schuchard Undergraduate Archival Research Prize to three outstanding researchers. The competition awards cash prizes to the top undergraduate research papers or digital projects created using… read more