Tres de Marzo

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We still need to get you last month's episode! It's coming! But in the meantime, we have a WHALE of a tale to share: episode one of The Land Whale Murders!

_The Land Whale Murder_s is a Gilded Age comedic alternate history podcast about murders, birders, and a missing whale.

The show is written by Jonathan A. Goldberg (writer of The Fall of the House of Sunshine, Radio Free Mushroom America, Margaret’s Garden) and directed by James Oliva (What’s the Frequency), with original music by Matt roi Berger (Fall of the House of Sunshine, Teen Girl Scientist Monthly).

The trailer for Chapter 1 is here!

Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts to make sure you don't miss a single episode! And find out more about the show at www.landwhalepod.com

Oh, hey, wanna know why Eleanor declared Melvil Dewey an enemy of the podcast??

CW: Racially motivated violence and death, alcohol-related violence, settler violence, residential schools, suicide

“A Strong Race Opinion: On the Indian Girl in Modern Fiction”

Eleanor and Courtney have been swamped, so they offer you this supercut of their spinoff podcast, Lit Slashing, in lieu of an episode this month. If you like what you hear, you can subscribe to here: https://pnc.st/s/lit-slashing. Check out litslashing.carrd.co for transcripts, links to social media, and more!

In this episode, we interview Professor Robin Inboden, who edited the recent Broadview edition of _Agnes Grey_.

Also check out Robin's book recommendation, Take Courage: Anne Brontë and the Art of Life.

in this episode, we wrap up our coverage of the life of Mary Church Terrell! (Courtney here, apologizing for the random thumps. We were in hour two of recording and I apparently had the fidgets. :/)

Resources Used and Mentioned

The World’s Fair, Frederick Douglas, and Paul Dunbar

Learn More about Mary Church Terrell

Hey Listeners, check out our new project: Lit Slashing, a weekly micro podcast bringing you history’s most notorious bad, backhanded, and brutal reviews of literary classics, coming May 25th, 2021.

The transcript for this trailer can be found here.

Follow us on Twitter @LitSlashingPod and check out our website litslashing.carrd.co. You can subscribe to our RSS feed here.

This episode carries a general content warning for discussion of racism. Timestamps for other potentially triggering content:

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In this episode, Courtney and Eleanor chat about the life and work of poet, novelist, and dog-lover, Isa Blagden! (With Courtney's apologies for the episode's lateness. All she can say is: pandemic brain.)

We talk to Margaret Sönser Breen and Nisha Kommattam, the editors of a new Broadview Press edition of Aimée Duc's Are They Women?