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My AWP Roundup

I attended AWP for the first time last week. I’ve attended roughly two scholarly conferences each year for the past 30 years of my career, but this was the first time I’ve been to one focused on creative writing rather than academic researc...

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My 2025 Reading Round Up

I’m a little late with my 2025 reading round up because I’ve been trying to make sense of it. 2025 was the third year since I started keeping track of my reading, and the first year that something about my list landed differently. It wasn’t...

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"All's Fair" is Pure Melodrama

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Beyond Blue Highways

I’ve been on a yearlong working sabbatical that culminated in a five-month road trip around the United States with my wife, Lisa, in our camper van. Because we finally really needed to get where we were going, the last month of that journey...

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Tiger Beat; or, How to Be a Girl in the 1970s

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    Professor, scholar, and writer of American literature and culture, 1700s to the present. Co-editor of Re-Editions series at Lever Press. Currently writing a cultural memoir about the 1970s. Reclaimer of bad texts and decades.

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