Topic: Literary Arts
Visiting Professor of English Jerry Harp discusses possible decline in reading
In an article examining recent reports about the decline in reading, Visiting Professor of English Jerry Harp explains that the perceived movement away from reading “posits a golden age of reading that never existed” and “seems to be related to the mentality that things are not as good as they used to be.”
The Oregonian (Portland, Ore.) Book Report
John Callahan and Adam Bradley co-edit Ellison novel
Co-editors of the forthcoming Ellison novel, Three Days Before the Shooting, Morgan S. Odell Professor of Humanities John Callahan and Adam Bradley ’96 describe the course of their significant, though painstaking, work.
Washington Post (Washington D.C.): The invisible manuscript
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