Tamlyn Avery
@tamlynavery.bsky.social
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Senior Lecturer in English at Adelaide University | 19/20C Lit and modernism | 📖: Regional Development of American Bildungsroman (2023) | Ed. Women of 1922 (Nov. 2025)| 📝 in: PMLA, M/m, AmLit | Treasurer, Australasian Modernist Studies Network
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Our latest issue is in the mail! This happens to be co-editor Stephen Ross's last. We are sad to see him go, but thrilled to welcome Faye Hammill to the team!

Read his farewell message here:
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Greatly honoured to have my article published in latest issue of Modernism/modernity on Wallace Thurman. A sneak peak is up now on Print+.

The essay discusses how WT grappled with the untidy politics of textual labor in the Harlem Renaissance by writing fiction ft. typewriters (machines, women).
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Now live on Print Plus: Tamlyn Avery's examination of masculinity, anxiety, and textual economies via Wallace Thurman’s typewriter: modernismmodernity.org/articles/ave...
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What should contemporary criticism do with the novels of Djuna Barnes, Mina Loy, and John Rodker, too often ignored by earlier critics? Read Simon During's review of Liz Pender's THE NEW MODERNIST NOVEL: CRITICISM AND THE TASK OF READING, just published in AFFIRMATIONS: tinyurl.com/bdd9hda3.
Elizabeth Pender, The New Modernist Novel: Criticism and the Task of Reading | Affirmations: of the modern
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Congrats, Stefan! 🎉
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I thought I was becoming omniscient but then I realised I was more intrusive.
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In the same boat. I have/had(?) plans to go in Oct. but it just gets more horrifying by the day!
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If you’ll be in Adelaide next Fri. (28th), please come along to our Dpt of English, Creative Writing, & Film research seminar, led by the brilliant Prof. Peter McDonald (St Hughes, Oxford). He’ll be discussing his recent work on book history in his “Double Life of Books.” Details in the flyer! 📚
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A big thanks to AMSN exec team inc. @jessmasters.bsky.social for organising this dedicated panel in conjunction with her role in the MSA, and @johnattridge.bsky.social and @drmilthorpe.bsky.social. Very exciting!
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Please share among your networks, and feel free to DM or email me ([email protected]) if you have any questions.
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The Australasian Modernist Studies Network exec. (which I recently joined as Treasurer) is delighted to announce a CFP for a guaranteed AMSN panel at this year’s MSA. The panel is on Southern (Infra)Structures. Details below.
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Last few hours to submit for 'Generous Modernisms' -- have thoughts on the impossibility (or necessity) of generosity in academia? Read a generous modernist text? Thinking about generous scholarship? Resisting or examining scarcity? Consider submitting a paper to us!

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CFP MLA 2026: submit an abstract for MSA's guaranteed session at MLA Toronto on:

all things modernism and generosity, excess, 'too much' (or just enough), (free) labour, generous scholarship/writing, etc. etc.

@moderniststudies.bsky.social @modernlanguage.bsky.social @mmodernity.bsky.social