SDSU Department of English & Comparative Literature

Registration is just around the corner for SDSU Spring 2021--check out all our course descriptions here, here, and here: Comparative Literature https://docs.google.com//1GPV6vdyw1tmTSUh5YggUJFVoIDW/edit ... English https://docs.google.com//1_N8IzF_pZdxm_CX6fzuCZ5RJvC/edit Graduate https://docs.google.com//1o0XJijMA6EK8RLHG7XNT0QvSp5Q/edit {image via https://unsplash.com/@patrickian4}

exciting programming on Friday and Saturday - for those serious about the political possibilities of art info/register below

Election waiting getting you down? Nothing like the wilds of literature to provide a respite. Hang in there!

Fans of comparative literature, comics/graphic narrative, and Harry Potter movies will dig this interview of Persepolis author Marjane Satrapi by Emma Watson: https://www.vogue.com//emma-watson-interviews-marjane-satr

Graduate and undergraduate English and Comparative Literature majors and minors (and your friends in other departments/majors), are you ready to go underground!? Are you game to dive into the #americansubterranean!??? Check it out here: eyegiene.sdsu.edu/2021/spring/theamericansubterranean/

One of our faculty, Professor William Nericcio, is one of four noted Latinx writers featured in UCR's ongoing Tomás Rivera Conference--check out the details below and catch Nericcio's performance via crowd cast Wednesday, November 4, 2020, at noon.

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Hugh C. Hyde Living Writers Series | Stephen-Paul Martin Oct. 28, 2020 @ 7 PM PST Come see our own SDSU’s co-director of the MFA Program in Creative Writing, Stephen-Paul Martin, share his story, The Phantom Zone, forthcoming in Fiction International. Everyone is welcome!... - About Dr. Stephen-Paul Martin - Martin has published over twenty books of fiction, poetry, and non-fiction. One of his short story collections, The Gothic Twilight, was nominated for the National Book Critics Circle Fiction Award in 1993. His most recent collections of fiction are The Ace of Lightning (FC2, 2017) and Changing the Subject (Ellipsis, 2010). From 1980-1996 he co-edited Central Park, an internationally acclaimed journal of the arts & social commentary. Register for this event: https://SDSU.zoom.us//register/tJwsfuyorj0sGtyNpLTo01ALw4u

New course being offered next semester: CLT 584 - African American Vampire Fiction! Check out all of our Spring 21 course offerings at https://docs.google.com//1_N8IzF_pZdxm_CX6fzuCZ5RJvC/edit

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