Bombs Bursting in Air: CHaSS Alum Recounts an Aggie Firework Fable
Dale Z. Kirby earned an undergraduate degree in German in 1963. Here he reflects on a rather "explosive" campus event he helped to pull off in 1961.
October 14, 2020
Melody Graulich to be Published in Ploughshares
“Granite Ledges,” a short story by Melody Graulich, Emeritus Professor of English and American Studies, will be published in the Fall 2020 issue of Ploughshares. Established in 1971, Ploughshares is a leading literary journal dedicated to discovering and cultivating the freshest voices in contemporary American literature. A distinguished scholar of American literature and culture who published fifty essays and several books of cultural and feminist criticism during her academic career, Dr. Graulich began to write fiction upon retirement. She has also recently published a short story, “Wishful Thinking,” in the Spring 2020 issue of Front Range Review. Visit Melody Graulich's website to learn more about her literature and other accomplishments.
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