Dr. Marianne Montgomery’s chapter “Fat Falstaffs and Sullied Flesh in Dryden’s Amboyna,” which explores allusions to Shakespeare in the notorious torture scene in John Dryden’s Restoration tragedy, was just published...
Gabrielle Freeman had three poems — "Desolate," "Danger, Illustrated," and "Once More Become the Goddess" — published in Across the Margin. Across the Margin is an online Arts & Culture magazine /...
Christy Hallberg was a guest on The Talking Book Podcast to discuss her novel, Searching for Jimmy Page. The Talking Book produced the newly-released audiobook of the novel. Podcast host...
As part of her community engagement research, Dr. Lida Cope recently gave two virtual talks on preserving the Czech language around the world, invited by the Czechoslovak Society of Arts...
English Visiting Assistant Professors Cameron Green, Brendan Stephens, and Jessica Walker gave a reading on Feb. 15 in support of The Greenville Branch of the Food Bank of Central &...
Dr. Margaret Bauer was interviewed Sunday, February 12, on WordPlay, the longest-runninig program on 103.3 Asheville FM. WordPlay hosts Jeff Davis and Lockie Hunter talked with Margaret about her own creative...
Dr. Ken Parille’s essay “Reading Characters, People, and Properties” appears in the current issue of Boyhood Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal. His essay “Image over Text: "Visual Emphasis" and Understanding Comics”...
Former English faculty member, Roger Schlobin, is featured in a blog series on the Joyner Library website. The James H. and Virginia Schlobin Literature of the Fantastic Collection was established in...
Professor John Hoppenthaler has a new poem, "Your Daydreaming Child," in the current issue of Poetry Northwest. Poetry Northwest was founded as a quarterly, poetry-only journal in 1959 by Errol Pritchard, with...
Jamal-Jared Alexander (M.A. 2017) was announced as one of two recipients of the 2022 CPTSC Research Grant for Antiracist Programs and Pedagogies from the Council for Programs in Technical and...