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Katie Gale’s Tombstone: Landscape, Power, and Justice on Late 19th Century Oyster Bay

Posted on February 21, 2010 by Llyn De Danaan

Today is February 21, 2010. After a marathon writing weekend, I’ve finished the book. I’m almost sick with giddiness. I’ll get it in the mail within the next two weeks. (I’ll have to do another read through.) Then decisions. My … Continue reading →

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Marius Barbeau

Posted on August 2, 2009 by Llyn De Danaan

Marius Barbeau: The public face of “folk culture” “They don’t just want the ribs, they want the whole experience.” Freddy’s BarBQue/ House of Cards, 2014 Marius Barbeau (1883-1969) nearly single-handedly shaped Canadian folk studies (including music) and ethnography. Quebec born … Continue reading →

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