Recent
Books by La Salle English Faculty/alumni
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for more information, ordering)
Kevin Harty |
Margot Soven |
Judith Musser |
Phyllis Betz |
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The Vikings on Film |
Composing a Community. A History of Writing Across the Curriculum |
"Girl, Colored" and Other Stories: A Complete Short Fiction Anthology of African American Women Writers in The Crisis Magazine, 1910-2010 |
The Lesbian Fantastic: A Critical Study of Science Fiction, Fantasy, Paranormal and Gothic Writings |
Kevin Harty |
Phyllis Betz |
Judith Musser |
Phyllis Betz |
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The Reel Middle Ages (paperback edition) |
Lesbian Romance Novels: A History and Critical Analysis |
Tell It to Us Easy: A Complete Short Fiction Anthology of African American Women Writers in Opportunity Magazine (1923–1948) |
Lesbian Detective Fiction. Woman as Author, Subject and Reader |
Jim Butler |
Kevin Harty |
James Butler |
Margot Soven |
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Charles Willson Peale's "Belfield": A History of a National Historic Landmark, 1684-1984
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Strategies for Business and Technical Writing (seventh edition) |
The Excursion, by William Wordsworth (editor) |
What the Writing Tutor Needs to Know |
Robert T. Fallon |
Kevin Harty |
Robert T. Fallon |
James Butler |
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A Theatergoer's Guide to Shakespeare's Characters |
Cinema
Arthuriana: Twenty Essays (editor) |
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Theatergoer's Guide to Shakespeare's Themes |
Owen
Wister's Romney: And Other New Works About Philadelphia (editor) |
Margot Soven |
Andrew Ervin |
Robert T. Fallon |
David Livewell |
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Teaching Writing in Middle and Secondary Schools |
Extraordinary Renditions |
How to Enjoy Shakespeare |
Shackamaxon |
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Silver Linings Playbook, directed by David O’ Russell and starring Bradley Cooper and Robert DeNiro, is the most talked about film of the 2012 Toronto Film Festival—critics predict several Oscar nominations for the film, which is based on the novel of the same title by Matthew Quick, La Salle English/Secondary Education major, Class of 1996. |
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David Livewell, La Salle English major, Class of 1989,has been awarded the prestigious T.S. Eliot Prize for Poetry for 2012 for his collection Shackamaxon, which has just been published to great acclaim by Truman State University Press. The poems in the collection celebrate Livewell’s boyhood neighborhood in North Philadelphia.
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