DHLSNA

Conference Announcements

​* Call for Papers: DHLSNA at the South Atlantic MLA 2018: "Lawrence and the Art of Antagonism" (Deadline for proposals: 5/15/18)

* Call for Papers: DHLSNA at the MLA Chicago 2019: "Lawrence, Labor, Work" (Deadline for proposals: 3/15/18)

News from the D.H. Lawrence Ranch Initiatives Fund

DHLSNA submitted the successful nomination of the Lawrence Ranch to the National Register of Historic Places and continues to support fundraising for the ranch's preservation.  Please read the following statement from the D.H. Lawrence Ranch Initiatives and consider joining them in their efforts to preserve the D.H. Lawrence Ranch:
 

The purpose of the Ranch Initiatives is to preserve the legacy of novelist D.H. Lawrence and his wife, Frieda Lawrence.  Widely considered one of the most important writers of the twentieth century, the British novelist owned only one piece of property in his lifetime, the 160-acre ranch located some fifteen miles outside of Taos, New Mexico, which was bequeathed to the University of New Mexico by Frieda Lawrence.  Fundamental to the mission of the D.H. Lawrence Ranch Initiatives is preservation of the property and historic buildings.
 

The Ranch Initiatives program will seek to place the operation of the property on a firm financial basis and to restore and develop the site so that it can support educational, cultural, and research activities for students, faculty, and the greater New Mexico community.  This mission honors the directives of Frieda Lawrence's will, which stipulated that the property "be used for educational, cultural, charitable, and recreational purposes."
 

You can view a brochure with a fundraising plan here.

D.H. Lawrence Ranch Initiatives fund takes you to the University of New Mexico Foundation giving page, or send a check to:
 

D.H. Lawrence Ranch Initiatives Fund

Department of English

1 University of New Mexico

MSC03 2170

Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
 

DHLSNA Website Gets a Facelift!
Membership Directory is back online & functioning!

The website was recently redesigned and updated to better display on a variety of screen sizes and to allow multiple officers to edit our ever growing number of webpages.  The old website is currently in the process of being shut down and will remain active through the end of this year with redirect links to this website.  The Directory reconstruction is now complete and is open to members.  

DHLR  Added to the Menu Bar

The D.H. Lawrence Review website is next on the agenda for getting a facelift. It was dropped from the host server for a few weeks but is back up now.  However, it may take a while before it shows up on search engines again.  In the meantime, I've added a link to our sister journal so that it will be easier to find.  

CCILC & Training Manual

We have several new webpages including information regarding the Co-ordinating Committee for International Lawrence Conferences (CCILC) and a soon to be written Officers Training Manual to help ease the transition between terms of office and to maintain continuity for our robust organization.  With all the duties being integrated through the website, it makes sense to facilitate the learning curve by providing procedural instruction, computer tips, and timelines for the various roles.  This will be an on-going project since we are still learning the simplest and most efficient means of running our organization electronically.  We hope that all our officers will contribute their experience to help guide their successors.  

Newsletter Archive Open
 to the Public!

The DHLSNA Newsletter Archive has been opened to the general public.  Created by our Newsletter editor, Julie Newmark, this handy reference contains back-issues dating from 1980 through last year.  The current year's issues will still be reserved for members only.  Links to the 2013 Newsletters are available in the Directory section after login.  For the latest issues, join today!

Website Additions

*   Some new website resources have been added to the Links page including the Salisbury House Blog "D.H. Lawrence:  A Manuscript Mystery."
*   On the History page, we now have a more detailed listing of papers presented at the annual MLA conference.

*Photo Request* for the International Lawrence Conferences in Sydney, Australia, and Gargnano, Italy

Please submit any digital photos from the conferences or excursions that you wish to share with our members to Tina Ferris.  They will be used to create a members-only Gallery page (coming soon) or for the newsletter.

12th International Lawrence Conference in Sydney, Australia (2011)

13th International Lawrence Conference in Gargnano, Italy (2014)