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by Andalusia Wise Pod
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Journalist & Moonshiner
Candice Dyer (Cleveland, GA) North Georgia industry professional will share information about the history of moonshine making and distribution and connect it to the novel in which moonshine figures prominently.
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February 19 Scholar
Rhonda Armstrong (Augusta, GA) will speak on “Violent Asceticism” in the novel drawing from her scholarship on corpses and other “lesser bodies.”
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February 12 Creative Writer
Scott Daniel (Warner Robin, GA) will explore the Anxiety of Influence in O’Connor’s second novel.
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February Four 2017 Session 1- Visual Artist & Graphic Designer
Visual Artist & Graphic Designer “Covering Flannery” Opening June Glasson (Laramie, WY) and Charlotte Strick (NYC) will focus on the design process as they sought to bring O’Connor’s work to visual life.
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February Four 2016 Session 3- "A Painting Is Not A Picture"
Tim Youd is a Los Angeles-based artist who has undertaken the project of retyping 100 classic novels. He stages each performance in a place charged with literary significance specific to each novel. He will be retyping Wise Blood at Andalusia before moving on to a residency at Savannah College of...
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February Four 2016 Session 1- "Unwise Blood"
Judson Mitcham’s work has been widely published in literary journals, including Poetry, Harper’s, Georgia Review, Hudson Review, and Southern Review. He has been the recipient of an NEA Fellowship in Creative Writing, as well as a Pushcart Prize. He is the only writer to win the Townsend Prize…
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February Four Session 4 - "'Mourning Flannery' and 'Hazel Motes is not Black'"
Katheryn Krotzer Laborde, Associate Professor of English at Xavier University of Louisiana, speaks on her experience teaching O'Connor's works to a traditionally black college in Louisiana as well as race relations in O'Connor's works.
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February Four Session 3 - "Collards and Consumption in 'A Stroke of Good Fortune'"
David A. Davis, Associate Professor of English at Mercer University, speaks to the cultural ties between southern cuisine and Flannery O'Connor's narrative, "A Stroke of Good Fortune."
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February Four Session 2 - "Sin or Insanity: Flannery O’Connor’s “The Partridge Festival” and the film ve...
Bruce Gentry (Professor of English and Editor of the Flannery O’Connor Review, Georgia College) and Mab Segrest (Martha Daniel Newell Scholar in Residence Spring Semester 2015, Georgia College) speak on the different interpretations of one of the most notorious homicide cases in Georgia.
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February Four Session 1- "Toni Morrison and Flannery O’Connor"
Carolyn Denard, Associate Provost for student success and strategic initiatives and director for the Center for Student Success, speaks on O'Connor and Morrison's use of fiction to shed light on social issues of their day.
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