Stephen Pasqualina

Recent:

• “Before the Ship and the Plantation: Zora Neale Hurston’s Barracoon and Blackness as Totality” in MELUS (2023 Honorable Mention for the American Literature Society’s 1921 Prize in American Literature)

• “‘Such a Tangible Thing’: Zora Neale Hurston’s Unruly Stones of Memory” in the Journal of American Culture

• “Bringing Home the Picture: Mark Twain’s Anti-Imperialism as Visual Mediation” in The Mark Twain Annual

• "‘That Can Never Be History’: Gertrude Stein and the Speed of the Reading Machine” in Modernism/modernity

• “Zora Neale Hurston Against the World” at Public Books

• “Delirium So Real: Mark Twain’s Spectacular History” in J19

• Review of Alix Beeston’s In and Out of Sight in Modernism/modernity

• “Graphic Subjects: Miné Okubo's and Dorothea Lange's Mediations of Japanese Incarceration,” American Comparative Literature Association Conference (April 2021)

• “Visions of History at Quarry Farm” at the Center for Mark Twain Studies

• “Mark Twain’s Modernism” at the Center for Mark Twain Studies

• “Between Spectacle and Structure: Mark Twain’s Anti-Imperialism,” Park Church Lecture Series