C.P. Cavafy Forum. Window to Greek Culture: University of Michigan, Department of Classical Studies, Modern Greek Program.

http://lsa.umich.edu/modgreek/window-to-greek-culture/c-p--cavafy-forum.html (last accessed Oct. 5, 2024)

This online forum includes, in English:

C.P. Cavafy: Music Resource Guide (currently Version 3 [March 3, 2022]).

Peter Jeffreys, "Greek Necropolis," an illustrated poem with an introduction, "The Greek Necropolis at West Norwood" (9/4/2018).

'Remembering Cavafy, 150 years later' (2013) with the following essays: Natalie Bakopoulos, "What Else Could We Be?"; George Economou, "Why Has Cavafy's Poetry Attracted So Many Translators?"; Karen Emmerich, "No Two Snowflakes, or Cavafy Canons, are Alike"; Peter Jeffreys, "C.P. Cavafy: Living for Art"; Vassilis Lambropoulos, "Ten Reasons Why You Should Drop Everything and Read Cavafy Right Now".

'Greek Diaspora Intellectuals on the Meaning of Cavafy Today': "2013 marks 150 years since Cavafy's birth and 80 years since his death": numerous [52] contributions on the occasion.

Other Contributions: Stathis Gourgouris, "Cavafy's Death" (lecture, 2013); Stavros Deligiorgis, "Cavafy Analogues: Ancient Greek, Byzantine, Decadent, and Estheticist"; Kostis Kourelis, "Closing the Window on Cavafy" (essay on Cavafy's photographs); Sarah Ekdawi, "Cavafy in his Working Life"; George Economou, "Pantoum for C.P. Cavafy and a Translator" (poem); Peter Jeffreys, "C.P Cavafy's Selected Prose Works" (recorded lecture).

'The Typography of Desire': final papers from Professor Karen Van Dyck’s course on Cavafy at Columbia University (June 2009).

Bruce W. Frier, "Making History Personal: Constantine Cavafy and the Rise of Rome" (April 2010); Martin McKinsey, “Where Are the Greeks? Revisiting Cavafy’s ‘Philhellene’” (Feb. 2010); Pantelis Michelakis, “Performances and Epitaphs in C.P. Cavafy’s ‘Young Men of Sidon, A.D. 400’” (Oct. 2010); Maria Boletsi, “The Travels of a Literary Topos: C.P. Cavafy’s ‘Waiting for the Barbarians’ and Its Visual Restagings” (June 2009); George Economou, “Dropping Anchor at Ithaca”: Translations of and comments on Cavafy’s “Half an Hour”, “Craftsman of Wine Bowls”, “According to the Recipes of Ancient Greco-Syrian Magicians” (Oct. 2008); Stathis Gourgouris, “Poiein―Political Infinitive” (2008); Curt Hopkins, “Denying Julian: Cavafy’s Julian Poems” (Dec. 2008); Richard O’Connell, “Parallel Texts” (Sept. 2008); Peter Jeffreys, “A Mutual Hellenism” (excerpt from his new book, Eastern Questions: Hellenism and Orientalism in the Writings of E.M. Forster and Constantine Cavafy [2005]); Gregory Jusdanis, “Cavafy's Anomaly” (Sept. 2006).

'Modern Greek First Online Roundtable: Cavafy': Manuel Savidis, “Cavafy through the Looking-Glass” (Feb. 2005); Anthony Dracopoulos, “On Reading Cavafy: The Man or the Poetry” (Feb. 2006); Peter Jeffreys, “Cavafian Catoptromancy: A Response to Mr. Savidis” (Feb. 2006); Vrasidas Karalis, “The Transcultural and the Individual in Cavafy: A Brief Response” (Feb. 2006); Dimitris Papanikolaou, “From the Darkrooms of Philology” (Feb. 2006); George Syrimis, “The History of Tennis” (Feb. 2006); Manuel Savidis, “Some Notes on the Cavafy Forum” (Mar. 2006).