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Chers amis lecteurs, chères amies lectrices, Unis même à distance par la crise Covid19 qui nous a tous touchés, quel que soit l’endroit du monde où nous vivons, et plus ou moins impactés physiquement, psychologiquement ou socialement par la pandémie … Continue reading →

Dear readers, United in and by the Covid19 crisis, wherever we may be living, we have all been, and still are, more or less severely impacted, physically, psychologically or socially, by the pandemic. My dearest hope is that you and … Continue reading →

Dear Readers, The last episode of our 2020 mini-series on Vernon Lee has just been released !ENJOY watching Ana Parejo Vadillo on “Two Cosmopolitan Women Writers at the Turn of the Century” here:  https://vimeo.com/387365218 This interview is in 3 parts:1. … Continue reading →

Dear Members of the  IVLS,Dear Followers of “The Sibyl”,Dear Lovers of Villa Il Palmerino,Dear Friends of Vernon, Mary,  Kit or Irene,Dearest Friends, Today’s episode of this week’s mini-series on Vernon Lee has just been released on our “Vernon Lee Online” … Continue reading →

Dear Members of the  IVLS, Dear Followers of “The Sibyl”, Dear Lovers of Villa Il Palmerino, Dear Friends of Vernon, Mary,  Kit or Irene, Dearest Friends, We carry on with the publication schedule of our new videos on the Vimeo … Continue reading →

Dear Followers of “The Sibyl”, Dear Members of the IVLS, Dear Lovers of Villa Il Palmerino, Dear Friends of Vernon, Mary,  Kit or Irene, Dearest Friends, I am writing to wish you a happy new year and to offer you … Continue reading →

Brilliantly organised by the British Association for Victorian Studies (BAVS), the University of University, and the Associazione Culturale Il Palmerino, the Florence symposium “Vernon Lee: An Anniversary Conference” gathered 33 academics and scholars, among whom keynote speakers Christa Zorn and … Continue reading →

Vernon Lee’s Ballet of the Nations to be performed at her home, May-June 2019! Vernon Lee’s The Ballet of the Nations will be the first performance of Vernon Lee’s satire of the First World War. The Ballet will be performed … Continue reading →