Mary Jo Bang Celebration On November 30, 2018, Washington University celebrated Mary Jo Bang–her work as a poet, English professor and artist, and her...
William H. Gass: His Life and Legacy — Tributes from Holmes Lounge and Olin Library On April 6th Washington University in St. Louis hosted family, friends, colleagues, former students and fans of William H. Gass...
A Virtuoso Performance: Speakers from the 2016 William H. Gass Symposium, Part III Moderated by Matthias Göritz and Prof. Ignacio Infante, the roundtable discussion featured Stephen Schenkenberg, who edited and published The Ear’s Mouth Must...
A Virtuoso Performance: Speakers from the 2016 William H. Gass Symposium, Part II In addition to talks addressing William Gass’s roles as reader, translator, and advocate for international writing, the 2016 William H. Gass...
A Virtuoso Performance: Speakers from the 2016 William H. Gass Symposium, Part I Speakers from the 2016 William H. Gass Symposium, Part I The Modern Literature Collection is beginning to process some wonderful...
Harmonizing the Disharmonious: Robert Coover and the MLC, Part III To celebrate Robert Coover’s upcoming visit to Washington University for a Neureuther Library Lecture Series reading on November 1, 2016,...
Harmonizing the Disharmonious: Robert Coover and the MLC, Part II To celebrate Robert Coover’s upcoming visit to Washington University for a Neureuther Library Lecture Series reading on November 1, 2016,...
Harmonizing the Disharmonious: Robert Coover and the MLC, Part I To celebrate Robert Coover’s upcoming visit to Washington University for a Neureuther Library Lecture Series reading on November 1, 2016,...
Dowd Lecture Online On September 27, over 100 people gathered to celebrate the dedication of the Douglas B. Dowd Modern Graphic History Library...
William Gaddis: Where These Lines Lead—Part II An Interview with David Ting In this three-part series, Princeton University student David Ting discusses his research on William Gaddis, his...
William Gaddis: Where These Lines Lead – Part I An Interview with David Ting In this three-part series, Princeton University student David Ting discusses his research on William Gaddis,...