Featured JNT Authors
JNT 49.1 Featured Author: Dr. Muna Abd-Rabbo
Dr. Muna Abd-Rabbo I first read Chinua Achebe’s essay “An Image of Africa: Racism in Conrad’s Heart of Darkness” about twenty years ago when I was still a BA student, and it really made me see Conrad and the whole…
JNT 49.1 Featured Author: Dr. Hannah Courtney
Dr. Hannah Courtney For some time now, I’ve lived and breathed narrative trickeries. Twists that pull the storyworld rug out from under you, endings that frustrate your genre-formed expectations, messy crossovers between fiction and nonfiction, and the most dastardly form…
JNT 48.3 Featured Author: Professor Alexander Dickow
Professor Alexander Dickow I read Sylvie’s Neverending Quest after spotting an excerpt on the Women’s Poetry mailing list (WOMPO), and found the work compelling enough to invite Sylvie to Virginia Tech, where she presented her work in a reading and a lecture.…
JNT 48.3 Featured Author: Professor Eric Keenaghan
Professor Eric Keenaghan While watching a documentary, my husband first heard the German-born philosopher Hannah Arendt express her love for an American truism, Stop and think. I was happy that he became just as thrilled as I was over Arendt’s…
JNT 48.2 Interview with Alex Vernon
Q&A with Professor Alex Vernon Prof. Alex Vernon is the author of the essay “Kinetoscope of War: Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried.” He talked with JNT in 2018. Vernon: It’s really common for expressive prose about the war in…
Interview with Professor Carol L. Yang
Q&A with Professor Carol L. Yang Prof. Carol L. Yang, author of the essay “A Passage from Adam’s Dream to the Cessation of Desire: A Buddhist Reading of John Keats’s ‘Ode to a Nightingale,’” spoke to JNT in 2018, Yang:…
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