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Sujata Iyengar

is Professor of English at the University of Georgia, where she takes an inclusive and student-centered approach to her courses in English Renaissance Literature, Shakespearean adaptation, and the history of the body. Co-founder and co-general editor of the award-winning, multimedia, peer-reviewed, "born digital" scholarly periodical Borrowers and Lenders: The Journal of Shakespeare and Appropriation, she is currently completing two monographs, "Shakespeare and Adaptation," for which she holds the Shakespeare Association of America Folger Fellowship for 2020-2021, and "Shakespeare and the Art of the Book." Additional projects include this year's Georgia-Humanities-funded "Shakespeare and Disability Poetics," short articles about pandemic pedagogy, and teaching modules about Milton and Spenser in postcolonial and diasporic contexts.
The post-modern peregrinations of Pericles
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The post-modern peregrinations of Pericles

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The story of Pericles continues to be retold by twenty-first century novelists, among them Mark Haddon, in The Porpoise (2019), and Ali Smith, in Spring (2019), the penultimate book in her “Seasonal Quartet.”

A guided tour of an incunabulum from 1478
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A guided tour of an incunabulum from 1478

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A guest post by Sujata Iyengar Typography—the design of individual printed letter-shapes—makes printed books easier to read, and it can also shape our understanding and experience of the text and the content that an individual book contains. At first, early…