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Henry Hart hopes that "appetizer" booklets will spur publication of ambitious post-World War II literary anthology.
Adam Potkay's book "The Story of Joy" has been named co-winner of a major literary award.
Tom De Haven, the artist-in-residence at the College of William & Mary, teaches the principles of narrative and storytelling to undergraduates.
Susan Wise Bauer's "The Art of the Public Grovel" details the rise in the demand for public confession in America.
Congratu- lations to Margaret L. Hamilton Professor Adam Potkay, whose most recent book The Story of Joy has been published by Cambridge University Press.
Associate Professor Hermine Pinson's latest volume of poetry Dolores is Blue / Dolorez is Blues has appeared through Sheep Meadow Press.
Simon Joyce, associate professor of English at the College of William and Mary, talks about appropriating the Victorians.
First Writer in Residence Stephen Marlowe Dies
Nate Burgess '08 has managed to combine a love of nature and a love of literature in a double major.
Prof. Meyers studies the role of slaves in the College's past
Students bring home three Trollope Prizes
A First-Hand Report on Study Abroad in Galway, Ireland
Background Radiation: Talking poetry with Hart
Novelist, Poet Enhances English Department
Simic reads Pulitzer Prize-winning verse
Pulitzer-Prize winning poet to give reading
'Hollywood Kryptonite' begets 'Hollywoodland'
Schoenberger’s book is behind 'Hollywoodland'
Blank: Shakespeare and the Mismeasure of Renaissance Man
Putzi: Identifying Marks: Race, Gender, and the Marked Body in Nineteenth-Century America
Q&A with Jason Ross '95 of Seven Mary Three
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet had audience laughing out loud
Evidence of a ghostly encounter in Tucker?
Pinson's 'Changing the Changes' delivers more than the blues
College's writer-in-residence dissatisfied with Hollywood's treatment of 'The Evidence'
Stranded on the rock of St. Michael The pilgrim adventures of John Conlee
Mott’s poetry considers madness and memory
Tribe Aid showcases staff and faculty talent
Swem database puts 18th-century literature at one's fingertips
Studying terrorism: Students on front lines of global threat
'Writing with light' helps English professor clarify passions Zuber has fallen in love with the documentary-film genre
