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Celebrating 40 years of Music and Poetry of the Kesh by Ursula K. Le Guin and Todd Barton. 4pm this Wednesday afternoon at the IWA in UL. Tower Seminar organized by Dr Aileen Dillane. www.ul.ie/irish-world-...

Recently published: Chiara Xausa's Intersectional Futures in Climate Fiction, volume 37 in the Ralahine Utopian Studies book series. Exciting new work on an essential subject.

Congratulations to Ralahine member Dara Waldron on the publication of his memoir, A Sheepdog Named Oscar - now officially an NYT Non-Fiction bestseller.

Sincere condolences to Artur's family, friends and colleagues.

Featuring a contribution from Ralahine member Anna Ryan Moloney (in 'WHAT TO PHOTOGRAPH? Source asks eight writers what they would like to see photographed in Ireland today').

Acaba de publicarse nuestro libro HISPANIC UTOPIAS: A HISTORICAL READER (doi.org/10.3726/b22494 ) en la prestigiosa colección Ralahine Utopian Studies (editorial Peter Lang), versión inglesa del que publicamos en 2022 ("Utopías hispanas: Historia y antología", Granada: Comares).

Delighted to announce the publication of Hispanic Utopias - A Historical Reader, edited by Hugo García, Juan Pro and Emilio J. Gallardo-Saborido, and translated by David Frye. Volume 36 in the Ralahine Utopian Studies book series (Peter Lang). www.peterlang.com/document/151...

UTOPIAN STUDIES is the primary academic journal covering any and all aspects of things utopian and dystopian. And now we are on bluesky! We are in our 35th year, and soon have a massive double-issue coming out. More on that ... but meanwhile, please follow us!