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David Geherin
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PhD, Purdue, 1970
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613F Pray-Harrold Ypsilanti, MI 48197
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734.487.0399
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david.geherin@emich.edu
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| Biography:
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My area of specialization is 20th-Century British and American fiction. I also have a strong interest in crime and mystery fiction. Among my publications are four books — Sons of Sam Spade, John D. MacDonald, The American Private Eye and Elmore Leonard — on the subject. In addition, I've published essays and articles on other 20th century writers.
Beyond my teaching and writing, I have also served as an editorial advisor for Twentieth-Century Crime and Mystery Writers. Since 1987 have served as an editorial advisor for The World Book Encyclopedia, writing, revising, and updating entries on mystery writers for their new editions.
I have been a member of the Honors Program Review Committee. |
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| The Reading of Literature
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| Rome and America
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| Introduction to Shakespeare
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| Murder in Literature
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| Principles of Technical Communication
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| 20th Century British and European Novel
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| Words and Pictures: Art and Literature
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| Studies in 20th Century British Fiction
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| Studies in the Short Story
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