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English News
Dr. David Colón, “Making It Nuevo: Latina/o Modernist Poetics Remake High Euro-American Modernism”
Professor David Colón’s essay, “Making It Nuevo: Latina/o Modernist Poetics Remake High Euro-American Modernism” (pp.353-370), was published in...
TCU English professor, Dr. Chantel Langlinais Carlson, returns to her roots with collaborative poetry project
Dr. Chantel Langlinais Carlson was recently published in Writing Texas for her collaborative poetry and photography project. This project comes out of...
Dr. Layne Craig, “Chastity on the Western Front: Sexual Politics in Wharton’s Son at the Front and Rinehart’s Dangerous Days”
Dr. Layne Craig’s publication about World War I-era romantic fiction, “Chastity on the Western Front: Sexual Politics in Wharton’s S...
Dr. Karen Steele, “Sleeper Hits of the Irish Studies Classroom”
Congratulations to Dr. Karen Steele for her contribution to “Sleeper Hits of the Irish Studies Classroom,” published in the winter issue of Ne...
Dr. Karen Steele, “Ireland and Sapphic Journalism Between the Wars: A Case Study of Urania (1916-1940)”
Dr. Karen Steele’s publication “Ireland and Sapphic Journalism Between the Wars: A Case Study of Urania (1916-1940)” is featured in the collecti...
