[Hardy-l] Checklist Update

[Rosemarie Morgan]

Hey Jeanie --you are always one step ahead!

incredible! Bravo --

  Now it's time for someone to write a thesis on TH's sound recordings. I 
remember a few years back listening to a dramatised reading of MC and being 
stunned!  I had never before realised how deeply and how conflictfully 
(thinking himself her father) Henchard loved Elizabeth Jane --!

We read with so many mental channels racing alongside that it's always a 
*wonder* when we hear a new reading and recognise the limitations of our 
own onward rushing current.  But then it's such a delight -- a thrill, no 
less, to hear someone else's reading largely because the text then becomes 
truly "Mothering" (unashamedly boasting the title of one of my essays) --in 
the sense of spawning so many new lives.

  Many thanks Jeanie -- the inspiration is wonderful!

Rosemarie

  . At 01:52 PM 11/17/2007, Jeanie Smith wrote:
>Hello Everyone
>
>I have uploaded the latest additions to the Checklist today which include 
>a wide range of Hardy resources including books and articles on Hardy, 
>reviews and recordings.
>
>It has been a good year for Hardy on spoken word with Julie Christie 
>reading Far From the Madding Crowd, Peter Joyce reading Under the 
>Greenwood Tree and Robert Powell, Lindsay Duncan and Martin Shaw reading 
>The Best of Thomas Hardy.  The Checklist also includes references to no 
>less than three different readings of the Tomalin biography.  Unusually, 
>this update also features a graphic novel loosely based on Far From the 
>Madding Crowd which was reviewed by Mick Imlah in this week's TLS.
>
>Thanks to a team of international scholars, our TTHA Checklist is the most 
>up to date and comprehensive bibliographic resource for Hardy academics 
>and enthusiasts.  We would like to extend our wide ranging coverage still 
>further; so if you feel you could assist us by checking resources your 
>assistance would be very welcome.  Please contact me off-list if you would 
>like to know more.
>
>The Checklist is available to TTHA members and can be accessed via the 
>TTHA's Members' Research Resources
>Page at
>
><http://www.yale.edu/hardysoc/Members/MRRHome.htm>http://www.yale.edu/hardysoc/Members/MRRHome.htm
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>If you are not currently a member of the TTHA you are very welcome to join
>and have access to our comprehensive bibliographic resources on Hardy and
>our extensive reviews pages. You can sign up at
>
><http://www.yale.edu/hardysoc/Welcome/memform.htm>http://www.yale.edu/hardysoc/Welcome/memform.htm
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>My best wishes to you all
>Jeanie Smith
>Checklist Director
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