Mr. John Ryan Casey This is Me

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1. 1. Archipelago Masthead

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2. 2. Sewanee Writers Conference

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   John CaseyJohn Casey (fiction) received the National Book Award in 1989 for his second novel, Spartina.The Half-life of Happiness, his most recent novel, appeared in 1998.Testimony and Demeanor, a story collection, won the Friends of American Writers Award.Other awards include a Guggenheim Fellowship and, from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, a Mildred and Harold Strauss Living Award.He lives in Charlottesville and is a professor of English literature at the University of Virginia.

3. 3. Katherine McNamara - A Local Habitation and A Name

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   Among a group one was rarely so fortunate as to meet in one place were Roy Foster, the Carroll Professor of Irish History, Oxford University and biographer of Yeats; and Neal Ascherson, columnist for The Observer and author of a book I admire, THE BLACK SEA; and John Banville, the novelist - THE UNTOUCHABLE is unnerving in its attainment - and associate literary editor of The Irish Times; and John Casey, Henry Hoynes Professor of English at the University of Virginia and winner of the American National Book Award for his novel SPARTINA, who read us a light-filled memoir of Butler.