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...
English Department Archives
Henze Featured in Keywords in Technical and Professional Communication
Dr. Brent Henze's chapter on Genre appears in the recently published edited collection Keywords in Technical and Professional Communication (WAC Clearinghouse).Written by experts who have published extensively on the concepts...
Hoppenthaler and Bradley Attend Poetry Society
ECU Creative Writing graduate student, Onyx Bradley, and John Hoppenthaler attended the North Carolina Poetry Society fall meeting at the NC Museum of Art in Raleigh recently. Bradley was a...
Gueye Featured in African Literature Today
Dr. Marame Gueye's article “The Panegyric of the Champion: How Wolof Wrestlers Borrowed From Female Oral Genres to Win in and Outside the Arena” was published in African Literature Today...
Millet to Read at ECU’s Contemporary Writers Series
ECU’s Contemporary Writers Series is proud to announce that the award-winning novelist Lydia Millet will be reading from her work on Wednesday, October 18th at 5:30 pm in Speight Auditorium,...
Flora Thomas’s Poetry Showcased
Amber Flora Thomas's poems "Faraway as a Sparrow" and "Eclipsed" were published in Colorado Review. Her poem "Palinode (the Rabbits)" was published in Pedestal Magazine. In addition, Flora Thomas completed...
Hoppenthaler’s Poetry Featured
Two of John Hoppenthaler's poems from his forthcoming fourth collection of poetry, Night Wing over Metropolitan Area, were just published on various outlets. "Current Events" was published in the new...
Squint and Pine attend 2023 SAMLA Conference
Dr. Kirstin Squint and English M.A. student Amy Pine attended the 2023 South Atlantic Modern Language Association conference in Atlanta, Georgia, from November 9-11. At the conference, both presented research...
Hoppenthaler’s Work Appears ins Two Venues
Two poems about OCD from John Hoppenthaler's new book, Night Wing over Metropolitan Area, are discussed in an article in Synapsis: A Health Humanities Journal. His poem "The Nature of...
Gueye Lectures at College of Charleston
On October 4th and 5th, Dr. Marame Gueye was invited by the African Studies Program at the College of Charleston to give a public talk entitled: "The Fabric of Family:...