Faculty News Archive

Laura Mullen, Kenan Professor of the Humanities in the English Department’s Creative Writing Program, will teach the Master Class in Poetry at the North Carolina Writers’ Network Spring 2022 Conference. The NCWN spring conference will take place virtually and in person […]

Professor Jefferson Holdridge’s new book examines the role of the Irish landscape in literature. Stepping through Origins: Nature, Home, and Landscape in Irish Literature, published in January 2022 by Syracuse University Press, “addresses the place of the aesthetics of nature, landscape, and family in Irish […]

Hometown: Mumbai Degree: Master’s Degree in English Literature, 1973  Current Employment: I retired in 2012 as a Professor Emeritus of English at Siena Heights University. I am the author of First Offence (Newground, 1980), Group Portrait (OUP, 1992), Meditations on Desire (Ridgeway Press, 2003), Slow […]

Associate Professor Joanna Ruocco’s latest Victorian romance novel, The Runaway Duchess, is now available from Berkley Books. Penned under the name Joanna Lowell, this novel resides in the same literary universe as her novel The Duke Undone but includes a new cast of characters. About […]

Professor Eric G. Wilson’s new book, Dream-Child: A Life of Charles Lamb, is now available in bookstores everywhere from Yale University Press.  Bookmarks will host a book talk and signing on January 27 at 7 p.m. Registration and more information can be […]

Associate Teaching Professor of English Rian Bowie, Digital Humanities Research Designer and Part-Time Assistant Professor of English Carrie Johnston, Special Collections Librarian Megan Mulder, Director of Special Collections and Archives Tanya Zanish-Belcher, and Assistant Director of Academic Technology Brianna Healey recently produced a podcast episode for […]

Professor Scott Klein is co-editor, with Michael Valdez Moses (Chapman University), of A Modernist Cinema: Film Art from 1914 to 1941, published by Oxford University Press in October 2021.  From the publisher:  In A Modernist Cinema, sixteen distinguished scholars in the field of […]

Kendra L.  Andrews, Assistant Teaching Professor in the Writing Program, joined Wake Forest from Fairfield University in Connecticut where she worked as a Professor of the Practice in Writing and as a Writing Across the Curriculum Consultant. She earned her PhD in the Communication, Rhetoric, […]