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  • English Epilogue: October 2026

    English Epilogue: October 2026

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    Emily Harnden

    English Epilogue is a monthly CSU English community newsletter. Here, you can catch up on department news, faculty and student achievements, upcoming events, opportunities, and highlights from across our vibrant…

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  • News of Note Week of November 7

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    CLA Webmaster

    Dan Beachy-Quick has new poems in The Literary Review, American Poetry Review, and a long lyric in the Kenyon Review which can be read here: http://www.kenyonreview.org/journal/novdec-2016/selections/dan-beachy-quick/ Dr. Fabiola Ehlers-Zavala (English/INTO CSU) and Dr. Maite Correa (LLC) will be presenting the following paper at the annual meeting of them American Association for…

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  • Gregory Pardlo Reading

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    CLA Webmaster

    ~from English Department Communications Intern Courtney Satchell When I went to go see Gregory Pardlo read at the ballroom in the LSC recently, I had been in a bit of a rush. Under the belief that I was late, I hurried to the LSC building where I ended up running into Camille…

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  • Humans of Eddy: Marrisa Mullen

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    ~from intern Courtney Satchell Marrisa Mullen Double major in Anthropology and Ethnic Studies What are you working on today: Thought memo for Dr.Souza’s ETST 405 [Ethnicity, Class, and Gender in the U.S.]. What do you normally work on in the Eddy?: Writing papers. I also hangout in the Ethnic Studies…

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  • Faculty Profile: Nancy Henke

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    CLA Webmaster

    ~from intern Joyce Bohling Nancy Henke Senior Teaching Faculty MA English: Literature, 2010 (she’s also an English department alumna!) What brought you to CSU? I came to CSU in 2008 as a graduate student.  I had gotten offers from several different schools and I had narrowed my choices to either…

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  • Return of Colloquium

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    CLA Webmaster

    After a brief hiatus, the English department Colloquium has returned. For those of you who don’t know, colloquium is an event where we gather, with fine appetizers and drinks in hand, to enjoy one another’s company and hear about the work that our colleagues are doing. All department faculty and graduate students…

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  • What We Are Working On

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    CLA Webmaster

    ~from Communications Coordinator Jill Salahub Those of us in it know that the English department is a diverse place where the possibilities for study and work are boundless. That said, even I am amazed when I hear what sorts of things people are working on – reading, studying, researching, teaching, writing,…

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  • Return of Colloquium

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    CLA Webmaster

    ~from English Department Communications Coordinator Jill Salahub After a brief hiatus, the English department Colloquium has returned. For those of you who don’t know, colloquium is an event where we gather, with fine appetizers and drinks in hand, to enjoy one another’s company and hear about the work that our colleagues are…

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  • Humans of Eddy: Thomas M. Swenson

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    ~from intern Courtney Satchell Thomas M. Swensen Assistant Professor, Department of Ethnic Studies What are you currently working on?: I’m currently reading The Reorder of Things: The University and Its Pedagogies of Minority Difference by Roderick Ferguson for my grad seminar called “Race in the City.” This seminar I teach…

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  • News of Note Week of October 24

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    CLA Webmaster

    Skyhorse Press will re-release Dan Robinson’s latest novel, Death of a Century, in paperback in April 2017.  If people didn’t purchase it in its glorious hardback edition, they can now purchase it in its cheaper (altho no less glorious) paperback form — same cover but a slight change to the…

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  • What You Should Read: Courtney’s Halloween Picks

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    CLA Webmaster

    You might not know this about intern Courtney Satchell, but fall is her favorite time of year, and Halloween is her favorite holiday. So when we brainstormed some ideas for posts related to the season, she was the obvious choice to put something together. Here’s her list of some Halloween reads you…

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