Items Tagged with "Dan Lehman"
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"Proper Names Are Poetry in the Raw": Character Formation in Traumatic Nonfiction“Proper names are poetry in the raw. Like all poetry they are untranslatable.”–W. H. Auden from A Certain World: A Commonplace Book, 1970 As literary nonfiction has shouldered its way into the longstanding generic trinity of fiction, poetry, and drama, writers and theorists have ar Read More... |
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Editor\'s Notes Volume 15 Number 2Fifteen years into this journey, an important thing readers should know about River Teeth is that its two editors once worked at magazines and newspapers where we shaped content and nurtured writers. Hence our love for factual writing that soars in interesting ways. Beyond that, we love clustering g Read More... |
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Dan LehmanDan Lehman is trustees’ distinguished professor of English. He is author of John Reed and the Writing of Revolution (Ohio University Press) and Matters of Fact: Reading Nonfiction over the Edge (Ohio State University Press); co-editor of The River Teeth Reader (University of Nebraska Pre Read More...Tags: dan lehman, |
