Monthly Archives: July 2015

What to watch for in Go Set a Watchman

Posted on July 21, 2015 by Ed Battistella

Harper Lee’s new (!?) book Go Set a Watchman has got a lot in it—a lot to like, some things to be annoyed about, and plenty to ponder. What’s to like? Relevance. There’s never a bad time for a conversation … Continue reading →

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Reading in the summer after college

Posted on July 14, 2015 by Ed Battistella

You’ve graduated from college with an English major. The summer is ahead of you. What do you read now that your are in charge of the reading list. I asked some 2015 Southern Oregon University grads what they are reading … Continue reading →

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An Interview with Louisa Burns-Bisogno and Saundra Shohen

Posted on July 7, 2015 by Ed Battistella

Louisa Burns-Bisogno is an award-winning screenwriter, director, author, and international media consultant with over 100 on-screen credits including My Body, My Child and Bridge to Silence. She has written stories and scripts for popular American daytime series and received a … Continue reading →

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