Posts tagged book

Faculty, students and community members gathered in the East Tennessee Room on Friday, April 10, to celebrate the recent release of the book “Involving Rural …

On this day in history, a storytelling heavyweight was born.  The city of Edinburgh has deep roots in the literary world, from being an inspiration …

Dr. Elwood Watson, a professor of history, African American studies and gender studies at ETSU, has authored a new book, “Keepin’ It Real: Essays on …

If you know Dr. Robert Sawyer, then you know he is extremely passionate about Shakespearean literature and its impact on society. His enthusiasm for the …

Last week the Secular Human Alliance (SHA) hosted a conversation about faith as part of ETSU’s Civility Week in the Culp Audortorium. SHA President Miles …

An East Tennessee State University associate professor and associate chair has just written and published his third book. Andrew Herrmann’s latest book, “Organizational Autoethnographies: Power …

Shakespeare is ubiquitous. You grew up reading his plays in grade school, watching movies based on his works, maybe even quoting him without knowing it. …

From Joe Hill, New York Times Bestselling author of “NOS4A2,” “Horns,” “Heart-Shaped Box” and “20th Century Ghosts,” comes his newest novel “The Fireman,” published by HarperCollins …

In a recent interview with the East Tennessean, world-renowned children’s author Margaret Peterson Haddix opened up about her writing process and her opinion on what …