Johnson and Tabari Publish Two Articles
Dr. Mark Johnson, in collaboration with Mahmoud Abdi Tabari at the University of Nevada, Reno, has recently published two journal articles. The first, “Planning in L2 Writing: A Research Synthesis...
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Clark’s Research Featured in ECU News
Faculty in the Departments of English and Geography, Planning and Environment are part of an international team that recently received a $1.5 million grant from the Wellcome Trust, a global...
Kitta Publishes Article
Dr. Andrea Kitta recently published an article in the book Behind the Mask: Vernacular Culture in the Time of COVID with the University Press of Colorado. Her article is titled, “Fake Grannies,...
Hallberg’s Fiction Featured on Two Podcasts
Christy Hallberg was recently a guest on two podcasts to discuss her novel, Searching for Jimmy Page; the music of Led Zeppelin; and Christy's rock novels podcast, Rock is Lit....
Kennedy to Read in Joyner Library
Greensboro poet Terry L. Kennedy will read from his latest book, What the Light Leaves Hidden, on Wednesday, October 25, in Room 2409 in Joyner Library. Terry L. Kennedy is...
Hoppenthaler’s Reading Slated for Jan. 30
John Hoppenthaler will read from his new book, Night Wing over Metropolitan Area, at ECU, along with NC State Professor and Poet Eduardo Corral, on January 30th. The event will...
Feder Publishes Poetry and Interview
Dr. Helena Feder has an interview with Jane Hirshfield in the new issue of The Writer's Chronicle, and two poems in the new issue of North American Review. Feder’s “What...
Herron Published in Spenser Review
Dr. Tom Herron's article has just been published online in the latest issue of Spenser Review, a special issue entitled "Not The Faerie Queene". The article makes comparisons between Spenser's...
Squint’s Article Fetaured in The Golbal South
Dr. Kirstin Squint's article “Indigenous Removal and (Un)Recognition in the Plantationocene: Documenting Louisiana’s Rising Waters” was published in the journal The Global South, vol. 16, no. 2. The article discusses...
Hallberg’s Podcast Named as a Finalist
Christy Hallberg's podcast, Rock is Lit, the first and only podcast devoted to rock novels, was named a finalist in the Art & Culture category of the 2023 Popcon Indy...