When you study literatures in English, you engage with works of significant cultural and aesthetic value, wrestle with important philosophical questions, reconstruct histories of past times and places, and develop in writing your own critical and creative voice. We offer a diverse range of courses, a graduate program, an honors program, journalism, creative writing and medieval studies minors, scholarly lectures, readings by visiting writers, and other events, all of which give students a rich experience of the discipline of English.
Congratulations to Professor Fiander for winning Zone 3 Press’s 2019 Award for Literary Fiction. His award-winning story, “Five Variations on Parnell’s Blues,” was published by Zone 3 in their Fall 2019 issue. Zone 3 is a nationally distributed, non-profit literary journal published twice a year by the APSU Center of… Continue Reading: Prof. Matthew Fiander wins Zone 3 Press 2019 Literary Fiction Award
Writing professor Marianne Erhardt is one of 18 North Carolina artists who received the prestigious N.C. Arts Council Artist Fellowship this year. The 2019 Artist Fellowship Program recognizes literary artists in the categories of fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, screenwriting and play-writing, and in the musical categories of composition and songwriting… Continue Reading: Prof. Marianne Erhardt receives NC Arts Council Artist Fellowship for Creative Nonfiction
