Faculty News
Valeria Luiselli Reviews New Translation of Pedro Páramo by Juan Rulfo for the New York Times
Since its original publication in Mexico in 1955, Juan Rulfo’s sparse and haunting novel Pedro Páramo “has cast an uncanny spell on writers,” famously inspiring Gabriel García Márquez to write One Hundred Years of Solitude—yet for English-speaking readers it “remains something of a best-kept secret, a book that people either cherish or have never heard of,” writes Valeria Luiselli, Sadie Samuelson Levy Professor in Languages and Literature. More >
“Forget Your Darlings:” Marisa Libbon Writes about Three Recent Books Examining Our Narratives of Medieval Women
In her essay “Forget Your Darlings,” published in the European Review of Books, Associate Professor of Literature and Director of the Literature Program Marisa Libbon explores the ways in which “three recent books about the lives of medieval women—one fictional, the others real—experiment with biographical form, and in doing so, challenge their readers to remember differently.” More >
Recent News
- Angelica Sanchez’s New Album Nighttime Creatures Reviewed by NPR’s Fresh Air
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- Bard Conservatory and Music Faculty and Alumni/ae Nominated for 2024 GRAMMY Awards
- Architecture Fellow Stephanie Kyuyoung Lee Receives 2023 Architecture + Design Independent Projects Grant
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