National Geographic Names Tennessee Williams and New Orleans Literary Festival Among Seven Best in the World
HNOC’s Tennessee Williams Scholars Conference participates in the annual festival, which pays tribute to New Orleans’s most famous playwright.
Kristin Brasswell, National Geographic
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Tennessee Williams Scholars Conference
Fans, researchers, and theater professionals get dramatic at this daylong conference presented by HNOC in conjunction with the Tennessee Williams and New Orleans Literary Festival.
Tennessee Williams Annual Review
Founded in 1998, TWAR remains the only journal devoted to the works, worldwide influence, and cultural context of one of the most pivotal playwrights of the 20th century.
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