DiscoverWriting It!Episode 26: “Modern Love” in the Academic Life
Episode 26: “Modern Love” in the Academic Life

Episode 26: “Modern Love” in the Academic Life

Update: 2024-06-17
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We speak with Associate Professor of English Jennifer Glaser (University of Cincinnati) about her writing life. When she was in graduate school, Glaser wrote an essay that was published in the NYT’s “Modern Love” section, and which affected her understanding of the kinds of writing she wanted to do as both a scholar and a writer. We talk about being a “serious academic” who finds satisfaction in a variety of writing genres. We talk about writing into uncomfortable subjects and the kind of risks involved in writing more personally, as well as the many benefits of having a more creative and personal writing profile, in addition to a scholarly writing profile.



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Episode 26: “Modern Love” in the Academic Life

Episode 26: “Modern Love” in the Academic Life

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