English Department Archives

Sep 20, 2021
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Former ENGL 7712 Student Lands $449K Grant

Vanessa Cogdell Moore, a 2019 graduate of the College of Education Certificate in Distance Education and Administration, is the co-founder of Fish Out Of Water, a Fayetteville-based non-profit career development...

Sep 20, 2021
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Squint and Bauer Appear on NC Bookwatch

Margaret Bauer joined Randall Kenan, Big Fish writer Daniel Wallace, and NC Writers’ Network Director Ed Southern gathered to talk about “North Carolina’s Literary Landscape:” Kirstin Squint appeared on the...

Sep 20, 2021
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Huang’s Article Compares Three Great Wall Films

Dr. Su-ching Huang’s article, “Rewriting History, Narrating Nation: The Great Wall in Sino-US Co-productions in the New Millennium,” has been published in the newest issue of The Journal of Chinese...

Sep 20, 2021
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Hallberg Feature on Micro Podcast

Christy Hallberg is one of three featured writers on a recent edition of Micro: A Podcast for Short But Powerful Writing. She’s reading her flash story “Aperture,” published in Fiction Southeast...

Sep 20, 2021
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Herron’s Research Highlighted at ECU Awards Ceremony

Dr. Tom Herron was recognized at yesterday’s Research and Creative Activity Awards ceremony for his work on the “Castle to Classrooms” NEH grant. The ceremony highlighted how research has continued...

Sep 20, 2021
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Kitta Interviewed in Slate Magazine

Dr. Andrea Kitta was interviewed by Slate on COVID folklore and the importance of narrative in vaccine efforts. In the article, Kitta states, “With COVID, we have some stories like...

Sep 20, 2021
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Klein Publishes book on MTV

Dr. Amanda Ann Klein’ s book Millennials Killed the Video Star: MTV’s Transition to Reality Programming has been published by Duke University Press. You can read the introduction for free...

Sep 20, 2021
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Herron’s Work Featured in Spenser Studies

Dr. Tom Herron has published the article: “Mixed Up:  Race, Degeneration, and ‘Old English’ Politics in Spenser’s Bower of Bliss and Castle Joyous,” in the journal Spenser Studies. This article is...

Sep 20, 2021
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Gueye Featured in The Bellingham Review

Dr. Marame Gueye’s new creative nonfiction essay, “Cooking Yassa with Ami,” was recently published in the Bellingham Review’s new online series “Resilient Pieholes.” The Bellingham Review publishes literature of palpable...

Sep 20, 2021
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Wieland Featured on NC Bookwatch

Dr. Liza Wieland was interviewed for the 12/13 episode of NC Bookwatch. Wieland discussed her latest novel, Paris 7 a.m. NC Public Television described the book as “a beautifully imagined depiction of...