MARK Z. DANIELEWSKI @ SDSU TODAY, MAR 13 2019 - 2-4:00pm DIGITAL HUMANITIES CENTER - LA 61 Love Library

MARK Z. DANIELEWSKi

MAR 13 2019 - 2-4:00pm

Award-winning author Mark Z. Danielewski comes to San Diego State this Spring as part of the programming for the Library's exhibit Death of the Death of the Novel: the Larry McCaffery Archive. Danielewski is the author of the bestselling novel House of Leaves, National Book Award finalist Only Revolutions, and the novella The Fifty Year Sword.

With Pantheon's release of the five volumes of The Familiar, the New York Times declared Danielewski "America's foremost literary Magus." He is the subject of many scholarly books and articles, including Joe Bray and Alison Gibbons's Mark Z. Danielewski and Sascha Pohlmann's Revolutionary Leaves: The Fiction of Mark Z. Danielewski.

His books have been translated into multiple languages.

Contact Prof. Jessica Pressman: jpressman@sdsu.edu, Amanda Lanthorne alanthorne@sdsu.edu

MARK Z DANIELEWSKI
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 2019 AT 2PM
DIGITAL HUMANITIES CENTER - LA 61 (BOTTOM OF LIBRARY DOME)

Co-sponsored by MALAS, the Master of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences

Ana Castillo @ SDSU | MAMA SCHOLARS EVENTS ! Co-sponsored by MALAS, The Master of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences Program @SDSU #sdsumalas

 

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You are invited to the MamaScholars: Mothering in Academia Series. This series is organized with the goal of building community and opening healing spaces for MamaScholars. The series aims to create academically-informed consciousness-raising spaces for mothers and allies about the particular needs of mothering across culture, race, ethnicity, class, citizenship status, gender, sexuality, size, age, ability, and relationship status. In order to do this, we’ve invited scholars, community activists, and healers of color to promote educational tools for creating positive self-agency. At the heart of our vision is creating a mothering collective that advocates for mothers' needs in support of their academic goals.

Mothering in Academia Series is organized by the Nepantleras Feminist Collective and Dr. Irene Lara, and supported by the Student Success Fee (SSF), the Women’s Studies Department, Women’s Resource Center, SELACH, MALAS, Latin American Studies, Africana Studies, Chicana/o Studies, Safe Zones, and ONE SDSU Community. 

Schedule:

MARCH 21, 6 - 7:30 pm: 

Ana Castillo Community Reading at National City Library. No registration required.

 

MARCH 22, 9am-12pm or 1-4pm. Writing Workshop at SDSU. Pre-registration required (bit.ly/AnaCastilloWorkshop), limited capacity.  

 

MARCH 23, 8:30am - 4:30pm. SDSU Scripps Cottage. Registration required (bit.ly/MamaScholars)

For more Details:

info/contact: hello@Nepantleras.org

follow us on Instagram for updates : @las_nepantleras

SDSU Press Proud to Co-Sponsor the Wendelmoot Symposium Event of the Year! Blacktinx Queer Performance | E. Patrick Johnson and Ramon Rivera-Servera, Northwestern University

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Blacktinx Queer Performance: Crossing Beyond the Crisis of Bordered Identities

  

In this presentation, E. Patrick Johnson and Ramon Rivera-Servera will discuss their ongoing research collaborations around issues of black and Latinx (“Blacktinx”) queer performance. They will pay particular attention to the history of earlier coalitions of black and latinx queers that lay the groundwork for queer artists to create work that moves beyond hard-and-fast boundaries of ethno-racial identities

Mark your calendars! The Wendelmoot CRISIS CRISIS Symposium Series is proud to bring E. Patrick Johnson and Ramon Rivera-Servera to SDSU!

#wendelmoot is a project of the SDSU Department of English & Comparative Literature--this event is co-sponsored by the LGBTQ Research Consortium-SDSU, the College of Arts and Letters at San Diego State University--The Official Page, M.A.L.A.S. The Master of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences, and San Diego State University Press.

wendlemoot.sdsu.edu

Check out more about our amazing dynamic duo from Northwestern University here and here:

https://communication.northwestern.edu/faculty/RamonRiveraServera

https://www.afam.northwestern.edu/people/faculty/e-patrick-johnson.html