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VIDEO: Alley Theatre Actor Elizabeth Bunch gives voice to the poetry of Louis MacNeice, Dylan Thomas, Anne Sexton, and Robert Lowell.
DIGITAL COLLECTIONS: View thousands of images in the digital collections featured here.
GABRIEL GARCÍA MÁRQUEZ: More than 27,000 images from this Nobel laureate's archive are now online, including manuscripts, photographs, screenplays, scrapbooks, and ephemera.
GUTENBERG BIBLE: The first substantial book printed in Europe with movable type is always on view online.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: Along with several early quartos, the Pforzheimer First Folio is available in the Center's Digital Collections.
MOVIE POSTERS: View thousands of movie posters from the 1940s through the 1970s for musicals, epics, westerns, horror, and counter culture films.
FILM HISTORY: The creative works of film pioneer Norman O. Dawn, who invented the 'glass shot,' are online.
OSCAR WINNERS: Among the many collections of Oscar winners is that of the British director and visionary craftsman Alfred Junge.
CHARLOTTE BRONTË: This Jane Eyre author's unpublished juvenilia book provides an active look into the childhood imagination of a writer who would become a major part of the Western literary canon.
WILLIAM BLAKE: More than 50,000 images, including this illustration by William Blake, are available for anyone to browse and study in the Center's digital collections.

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Gabriel García Márquez: The Making of a Global Writer

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J. M. Coetzee: Scenes from the South

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Teaching resources for history and human rights

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