Okay, we have a lot of #C19AmLit Mody Dick stans on this website, but are you a Tenant of Wildfell Hall stan? I have been miserably sick with flu for a week and need some fun, so give me your best, happiest, hottest, wildest takes on Wildfell Hall. 😊❤️

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All, I am just starting a new #C19AmLit project with Dr. Dawn Coleman as my amazing co-editor. I can't say much, because it is in no way together yet, but we are so excited! ❤️ #AmericanWomenWriters

Did any of Du Bois's fiction take place (was it set) in the Reconstruction era? #academicsky #dubois #teachreconstruction #c19amlit

What are 21st-century novels about the US #Reconstruction era? #c19amlit #academicsky

All, this is an incredibly important story paper for American women writers, and NIU holds almost 1,000 issues. Every $1K they raise will allow them to digitize 75 issues! The fundraiser ends at 11:59 CST on April 3rd. Please help if you can, even just the cost of a coffee! #C19AmLit

Colorful abstract cover for The New Nineteenth-Century American Literary Studies edited by Russ Castronovo and Robert S Levine Against a botanical print cushion and bright yellow background

First page of Xine Yao’s essay. Happy to share a copy! “‘Unfeeling Stone’: Rethinking Sentimentality at the Heart of Nineteenth-Century American Literary Studies.” The New Nineteenth-Century American Literary Studies. Eds. Russ Castronovo and Robert S. Levine. Cambridge University Press, 2025. 297-308.

Chuffed to share my essay for The New C19 American Literary Studies @cambridgeup.bsky.social!

Overview of the field & reckoning 30+ years on from The Culture of Sentiment

I turn to Zitkála-Šá’s figuration of the desire to become “unfeeling stone”

Happy to share! #litpoc #poc19 #c19amlit