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Middle Ages Summer Reading List

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Looking to broaden your literary horizons and flex your reading muscles over the summer with some medieval and early modern literature? Check out our list provided by Prof. Anna Wilson: Summer Reading Suggestions From the Middle Ages (or about them)

Summer Professional Development Awards

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Summer 2025 Each year, Literary Careers invites all undergraduate concentrators, potential concentrators, and graduate students in the Harvard English Department to apply for this award, which supports students' internships and professional development...

Literary Careers & Literary Papers Summer Internships

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Literary Careers Internship The Literary Careers Intern will work with the LC Director in August 2025 to plan our mentorship events for the 2025-26 academic year, from our annual Professional Development Symposium to our Alumni Meet & Greets. This intern...

ENGL S-249. Summer Seminar: (Very) Contemporary American Fiction

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Instructor: Andrew Warren, PhD Associate of the Department of English and Co-Chair, Seminar in Dialectical Thinking in the Humanities, Mahindra Humanities Center Day & Time: Tuesdays & Thursdays 8:30–11:30am (EDT) Summer 7-week session | CRN 34816 Limited...

Apply for LC’s Professional Development Funding

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Summer Professional Development Awards Our Summer Professional Development Awards support students' internships and professional development projects. For Summer 2025, there will only be one round of funding applications. We are asking all undergraduate...

Summer Reading Suggestions

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From the Middle Ages (or about them) By Prof. Anna Wilson Looking to broaden your literary horizons and flex your reading muscles over the summer with some medieval and early modern literature? The following reading list offers some recommendations for...

Literary Careers Spring Symposium

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The Literary Careers Spring Symposium set the Barker Center Lounge buzzing with energy and conversation this past Tuesday afternoon. A group of over 50 alumni, students, and authors gathered to discuss professional development, share their work, and enjoy...

ENGL S-140. The Rise of the Novel

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Instructor: Leo Damrosch, Ernest Bernbaum Professor of Literature, Emeritus Day & Time: Mondays & Wednesdays, 8:30–11:30am Summer 7-week session | CRN 35352 Open Enrollment Literary narrative goes back to ancient times, but the novel, as the term is used...

Literary Careers Symposium 

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On Thursday, October 19th, Literary Careers, led by Director Katherine Horgan, held a Career Symposium, during which professional development mentors spoke about the summer internships they were able to secure with funding from Literary Careers. The...