[Hardy-l] Teaching Hardy

[Rosemarie Morgan]

I would add to Richard's list *The Hardy Review* (Maney, UK: or by TTHA 
membership: see http://www.yale.edu/hardysoc/Welcome/welcomet.htm ) which 
includes not only unusual items of Hardyana often published for the first 
time but also current discourses on Hardy (selected from TTHA's Poem of the 
Month and Forum discussions). I'm told that the scholarly quality of these 
conversations is thought-provoking and thus invaluable to students and 
researchers -- notably because their currency provides insight into "what 
the world is thinking" (as TH once put it) at a specific time in literary 
history.

Cheers,
Rosemarie
since I think there's going to be all kinds of good material in them, but 
there's nothing to be done about that.
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>Richard Nemesvari