Hello! For todays episode I interviewed Winthrop's Director of English Graduate Studies, Dr. Dustin M. Hoffman and the chair of Winthrop's English Department Dr. Amanda Hiner. Tune in and find out what their favorite novels are and their top tip for new and upcoming writers.

Again, thank you so much Dr. Hoffman and Dr. Hiner for letting me interview you!

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-Amber

Hello! I am your new host Amber Nelson and this episode features some information about me! Let me know any topics you'd like for us to cover on the pod.

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Oh wow! It's a Finale!

Thank you to everyone who has listened in this season and who participated in the bracket! You really have made this last season so much fun for me. I hope y'all have had a good time too!

- Jordan

Thank you so much to everyone who worked on and voted in the bracket this year! I hope you enjoy the episode and join us next time for part 2!

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Speculative Literature Foundation

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Dr. Hoffman's Reccomendations:

Link to Ethel Carrie Holdsworth's This Slavery

Amanda Arnold, "The Forgotten History of American Working Class Literature"

Paul Lauter, "Working Class Women's Literature: An Introduction to Study"

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*Alexander Pope did not write fiction; Dr. Hiner please don't fail me!

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