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Rebecca Reich on ‘Leningrad: Siege and Symphony’

Rebecca Reich, who has just won a CRASSH Early Career Fellowship for Michaelmas 2015, published a review of Brian Moynahan’s Leningrad: Siege and SymphonyÌýin the 26 November edition of the New York Times. The new book,Ìý, ‘vividly brings to life a hero city [Leningrad, today’s St Petersburg] that refused to die’.

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What would it take to fake a sonnet by the French Renaissance poet Louise Labé?

2 July 2025

Timothy Chesters weighs in on the controversy over the authorship of the Oeuvres de Louise Labé Lyonnaise (1555). Twenty years ago a prominent French critic, Mireille Huchon, caused uproar by alleging that Olivier de Magny, a male poet traditionally believed to have been Labé’s lover, forged her poems as a joke. Since then...

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