Articles tagged with: Brock English Language & Literature

• Professor Elizabeth Sauer recognized by the Milton Society of America

  Wednesday, April 26, 2023 | By lbetts

  

  Congratulations to Professor Elizabeth Sauer, the 2022 Honored Scholar of the Milton Society of America (MSA)! She recently delivered an address to the MSA titled, “Milton, Heidegger, Ayesha Ramachandran, and Pheng Cheah on Worldmaking.”

  The Honored Scholar distinction dates back to 1948 and includes C.S. Lewis (1954) and Northrop Frye (1975).

  A comprehensive list of Professor Sauer’s scholarly works are listed in the MSA’s 2023 Annual Booklet on pages 7-14.

  Her award was previously reported in the BrockNews.

  Tags: Brock English Language & Literature, Brock Faculty of Humanities, Milton Society of America
  Categories: Awards, English Faculty, News

• English Professors Receive Distinguished Service Awards

  Thursday, April 13, 2023 | By lbetts

  

  Congratulations to Professor Mathew Martin and Professor Sue Spearey for receiving the 2023 Brock Distinguished Service Award!

  The Faculty of Humanities Distinguished Service Award is an internal award that recognizes the significant impact the nominee’s service activities have had on the University, the Faculty of Humanities and community.

  Photo of Prof. Martin courtesy of Prof. Leah Knight.

  Tags: Brock English Language & Literature, Brock Faculty of Humanities, Distinguished Service Award
  Categories: Awards, English Faculty, News

• New book of short fiction by Professor Tim Conley

  Friday, March 10, 2023 | By lbetts

  

  Professor Tim Conley has recently released a new collection of short fiction, “Some Day We Will Look Back on this and Laugh,” through the Slovenian publisher Corona/Samizdat.

  “This collection of suspicious glimpses, transitory disturbances, and apocalypses postponed makes for disorientation and even light-headedness. Readers may feel the need to laugh, but not more than is advisable. Among the assorted hijinks in these pages are a global kangaroo revolution, a fatal duel over a sneeze, spots of melancholy, a telepathic gazebo, various disguises, and a demon awaiting its release from a box of breakfast cereal.”

  Copies can be purchased directly from the publisher, or from our local St. Catharines bookstore, Someday Books.

   

   

  Tags: Brock English Language & Literature, Brock Faculty of Humanities, Short Fiction
  Categories: English Faculty, Publications