Dr Alycia Pirmohamed: "Radical landscape poetry by women and nonbinary writers of colour"
Event date:
Thursday 7 July 2022
Time:
13:00
Join us for the New Perspectives on "The Lyon in Mourning" symposium on 30 June 2022, live-streamed from the University of Edinburgh. Free registration at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/new-perspectives-on-the-lyon-in-mourning-tic...
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