Monday, September 13, 2021

James Branch Cabell: Literary Life and Legacy

The Virginia Commonwealth University has just announced a major new resource for the promotion and study of the works of James Branch Cabell. This digital project has a wealth of material. The main link is here,  but it's worth reading the press release as well, here, from which I quote the two introductory paragraphs:

VCU Libraries has launched a digital hub focused on the literary work, impact and life of Richmond writer James Branch Cabell (1879-1958), who was the author of 52 works of fiction and nonfiction and is the namesake of Virginia Commonwealth University’s library on the Monroe Park Campus.

The site, James Branch Cabell: Literary Life and Legacy, aims to serve scholars, general readers and fans of Richmond and Virginia history. It includes sections on Cabell’s biography; his books, essays and short stories; scholarship and criticism; illustrations, adaptations and other art inspired by his work; and Cabell at VCU.


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  1. Alec SemicognitoSeptember 14, 2021 at 1:10 AM

    Thanks for this.

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  2. Bill LloydSeptember 14, 2021 at 11:20 AM

    Thanks, Doug! I might mention that thru the VCU site you can reach The Silver Stallion (a bibliography and fan site)where one can find pieces on the connections between Cabell and Arthur Machen...

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  3. Douglas A. AndersonSeptember 14, 2021 at 6:01 PM

    Or one can mention the URL here!

    http://jamesbranchcabell.org/

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