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Jeremy Metz Joins English Faculty at The Potomac School

October 25, 2017 English, Center for Literary and Comparative Studies

Jeremy Metz (Ph.D. in Comparative Literature, 2016) has joined the upper school English faculty of The Potomac School in McLean, VA, where he is also serving as assistant debate coach.

(SUB)URBAN

October 23, 2017 English, Center for Literary and Comparative Studies

SUB)URBAN Curated by Matthew McLaughlin Featuring work by Amze Emmons, Yoonmi Nam, Benjamin Rogers, Nick Satinover, Christine Buckton Tillman, and Sang-Mi Yoo. October 30–December 16, 2017

Melanie Faith Receives a MVP Award, Again!

October 18, 2017 English, Center for Literary and Comparative Studies

Melanie Faith Receives a MVP Award, Again! For the second season in a row, Melanie Faith is receiving the University's Most Valuable Professor Award (MVP).

Kelly Cresap Publication

October 17, 2017 English

Kelly Cresap just published his book A Love-Hate Guide to “Breaking Bad. Details and initial readers’ reviews are available at Amazon.com.

Rebecca Holden’s Essay Publication

October 17, 2017 English

Rebecca Holden’s essay “‘Let’s Dwell a Little’: The Trickster within Octavia E. Butler” was published in Lumines-cent Threads: Connections to Octavia E. Butler,

James Mattson’s Novel Review

October 17, 2017 English

James Mattson’s novel, The Lost Prayers of Ricky Graves, due out on Dec. 1, was reviewed by Booklist,

Joan Mooney’s Article Publication

October 17, 2017 English

Joan Mooney’s article, The No. 1 Way You Might Prevent Dementia: A Recent Study Found Nine Lifestyle Changes that Could Protect Your Brain, was published in NextAvenue.org (Sep. 25, 2017). 

Robin Earnest's Appointment

October 17, 2017 English, Center for Literary and Comparative Studies

Robin Earnest served on MD State Delegate Alonzo Washington’s College Scholarship Review Committee.

Maud Casey Publishes Book in the "Art of" Series

October 10, 2017 English, Center for Literary and Comparative Studies

Maud Casey's story, "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," appeared in The American Scholar and her story, "Two Inclinations," is forthcoming in Conjunctions.

Updates from Robert Levine

October 10, 2017 English, Center for Literary and Comparative Studies

Bob Levine has given recent talks at Notre Dame and McDaniel College.