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...
Category: Manuscripts/Modern Literature Collection
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Self-Portrait with Others: A Celebration of Mary Jo Bang
Poet and Washington University Professor Mary Jo Bang has spent over thirty years writing, publishing, and teaching poetry. On November... -
Joy Williams’s Second Novel, Forty Years Later
Joy Williams’s second novel, The Changeling, has been reissued to much acclaim by Tin House Books with a new introduction by Karen... -
Interview with Poet and Washington University Faculty Member Mary Jo Bang
When Washington University Libraries’ Modern Literature Collection was initially created in 1964, all but two of the forty-six writers in... -
Joy Williams Papers Now Available For Research
The Julian Edison Department of Special Collections is pleased to announce that the Joy Williams Papers are now available to... -
Hotch at 100: Legacies
In the final installment of “Hotch at 100,” our interview with writer, philanthropist, and Washington University in St. Louis alumnus... -
Hotch at 100: “The World of Nick Adams”
In this installment of Hotch at 100, our ongoing video interview with writer, philanthropist, and Washington University in St. Louis... -
Hotch at 100: “Hemingway’s Adventures of a Young Man”
In this installment of “Hotch at 100,” our ongoing series of video interviews with writer, philanthropist, and Washington University in... -
Hotch 101: A Conversation with A. E. Hotchner
On June 28, 2018, writer, philanthropist, and Washington University alumnus A. E. Hotchner celebrated his 101st birthday and the release... -
Hotch at 100: Last Clear Chance
After making a name for himself in live television with his adaptations of “The Battler” and other Hemingway stories, writer,... -
Hotch at 100: For Whom The Bell Tolls
A. E. Hotchner’s friendship with Ernest Hemingway, and his successful adaptation of Hemingway’s “The Battler” for live television led the... -
Hotch at 100: Adapting “The Battler”
A. E. Hotchner’s friendship with Ernest Hemingway brought Hotch into the literary scene but it also opened a door to...