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Please congratulate Graham Saunders on the publication of his book on Harold Pinter by Routledge Press. See details below. Also, my co-edited collection on ghosts in drama published by Bloomsbury will appear this Fall. 20% discount available. Both are available … Continue reading →

The Routledge Encyclopedia of Modernism: Drama/Performance seeks encyclopedia entries on drama, theatre, and performance. It is the largest and most comprehensive resource available for all those involved in the study of modernism, from students to academics. Entries range from 250 … Continue reading →

As a memorial to Steven Gale and his work with the International Harold Pinter Society and the study of drama and film in the profession, the Society has purchased 5 Memorial Trees in his honor. Best, Ann Sent from my … Continue reading →

Dr. Steven Gale, founding president of the Harold Pinter Society, passed away on 12 February 2023. For more details, see https://www.state-journal.com/obituaries/dr-steven-h-gale/article_3cd0c05a-ad63-11ed-ba32-9f812df9752e.html With deepest sympathies to family and friends. Ann Dr. Steven H. Gale August 18, 1940-February 12, 2023 www.state-journal.com Ann … Continue reading →

Attached is a link to a podcast shared with us by Harry Rodgers. In this episode, he chats to Olivier and Tony award winner Douglas Hodge. Looking through his journey from National Youth Theatre through working in Plays, Musicals In … Continue reading →

Hello everyone, The sixth volume of The Harold Pinter Review should be out shortly. Please renew your membership to receive a copy as part of your membership dues. I’ve also decided to step down as president and editor in the … Continue reading →

The editors of The Harold Pinter Review invite submissions for the forthcoming issue (7), to be published June 2023. We welcome scholarly articles, book reviews, or performance reviews. For this issue, authors may write on any aspect of Pinter’s career … Continue reading →

Hello everyone. All issues of the Harold Pinter Review will be available for free until March 31,2022. Penn State is moving its online access to a new distributor, the Scholarly Publishing Collective. There will be more changes and announcements in … Continue reading →

The International Harold Pinter Society MMLA CFP 2022 “Art and Politics: Pinter and the Nobel” The 2022 MMLA convention theme, “Post-Now,” invites us to reconsider Harold Pinter’s Nobel speech, “Art, Truth and Politics.” In the address, Pinter reinforces his assessment … Continue reading →

Please check out the wonderful YouTube video from Harry Burton, "Celebrating Henry Woolf." I hope you will enjoy it. Ann C. Hall, Professor The Department of Comparative Humanities Editor, The Harold Pinter Review 303D Humanities Bldg. Louisville, KY 40292 502-852-7134 … Continue reading →