Past Tense 2011-2012 -- RSVP Now for first event Oct 28

[Adam Arenson]

Hello, and welcome to a new year of Past Tense!

This year, we will meet over lunch, one Friday a month, at the
Huntington Library.

We have tried to streamline announcements, RSVPs, and precirculating
papers through the new website, http://past-tense.org, but I did want
to alert you to our events and calendar:

First event is Friday October 28 -- RSVP now for lunch and to receive
the reading. I am presenting "This is Not How My Book Starts: Looking
Back at Writing and Framing"

Please join us!

See you next Friday,
Adam

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Full Calendar -- feel free to forward:

Past Tense 2011-2012
Adam Arenson and Jana Remy, coordinators
RSVPs and more information at http://past-tense.org
Funded and podcast in partnership with the USC-Huntington Early Modern
Studies Institute, the Huntington-USC Institute for California and the
West, and the Huntington Library

Oct 28: Adam Arenson
(University of Texas at El Paso & Huntington Fellow)
This is Not How My Book Starts: Looking Back at Writing and Framing

Nov 18: Writing and New Media
(Panel Discussion)
–Jana Remy, Past Tense co-coordinator, Chapman & UCI
–Elizabeth Losh, UCSD
–Douglas Dechow & Anna Leahy of “Lofty Ambitions” blog & Chapman
University

Dec 9: Carla Zecher
(Huntington Fellow & Newberry Library)
Early Modern Writing about Music

Jan 20: Peter Stallybrass
(Huntington Fellow & UPenn)
What is a Book? And how do we write about it?

Feb 17: David Adams
(Huntington Fellow & Cleveland State)
Writing the Personal and Historical in the Southwest Borderlands

Mar 23:
Susan Juster (Huntington Fellow & University of Michigan)
Writing about Violence

Apr 27: Past Tense Workshop:
Creatively Writing a Huntington Object