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Ryan King

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Subjects: Culture, Advocacy and Leadership, English, Theatre

Hello, I'm the English Librarian at Vanderbilt University and the library liaison for English, Theatre, and American Studies. I hold a dual degree MLS/MA in History, a Certificate in Archives and Preservation of Cultural Materials, and a BA in English with an emphasis in Creative writing. From 2022-23, I studied graphic medicine as a Fulbright Student in Berlin Germany and I currently instruct a graduate level course at Queens College called "Comics in Libraries."

My research interests include comics and graphic novels, creative writing, cultural institutionalization, comic translations, 20th and 21st century American history, French history and popular culture, anime, and speculative fiction.

My Guides

English Resources

AMER 1002W - Introduction to American Studies - Karp

AMER 2175 - Conspiracy Culture in America - Jacobs

AMER 3890 - Topics in American Studies - American Filth - Hulette

Banned Books Initiative

ENGL 1100 - Composition - Ackerman

ENGL 1100 - Composition - Dordal

ENGL 1100 - Composition - Harvey

ENGL 1100 - Composition - Rahmati

ENGL 1100 - Composition - Wisniewski

ENGL 1111 - First Year Writing Seminar - Representations of Asian Americans - He

ENGL 1111 - FYW : See Me: Marks of the Writer - Harvey

ENGL 1111 - FYWS: Imagining Climate Crisis - Hill

ENGL 1111 - Graphic Novel - Conklin

ENGL 1111 - Life and Works of Jane Austen - Juengel

ENGL 1111 - Monsters - Adler

ENGL 1111 - Poetic Science - Aulakh

ENGL 1111 - The Repair Work of Writing and Righting - Makhdoumian

ENGL 1111 - The Simple Art of Murder - Covington

ENGL 1111 - Toni Morrison - Goddu

ENGL 1111 - Women Poets in America - Jackson

ENGL 1111 - Writing About Place - Meadows

ENGL 1210W - Prose Fiction: Form and Techniques - Briggs

ENGL 1230W - Oceans and Literature - Kim

ENGL 1230W - Phrases of the Moon: Lunacy and Lunar Exploration in Literature - Polglaze

ENGL 1230W - Romanticism - Kim

ENGL 1230W - Salvaging Literature - Kim

ENGL 1250W - Introduction to Poetry - Dordal

ENGL 1260 - Literary and Cultural Analysis - Kim

ENGL 1260W - Art and Science Communication - Wilch

ENGL 1260W - Climate Fiction at the End of the World - Rose

ENGL 1260W - Introduction to Literary and Cultural Analysis: Environmental Horrors - Loveland

ENGL 1260W-05 - Ecological Memory - Hill

ENGL 1260W.04 - Introduction to Literary and Cultural Analysis - African Women Writers - Waluvengo

ENGL 1260W.08 - Gender and Feminism in African Literature - Waluvenego

ENGL 1290 - Reflecting on Selfhood and the World Through Poetry - Barr

ENGL 2318W - World Literature, Classical - Hock

ENGL 2330W - Introduction to Environmental Humanities - Goddu

ENGL 3312 - Medieval Literature: Fabulous History and Cultural Fantasy in the Middle Ages: Monsters, Race, Nationhood - Aulakh

ENGL 3361 - Restoration and the Eighteenth Century - Moore

ENGL 3370 - The Bible in Literature - Moore

ENGL 3645 -Twentieth-Century American Novel - Hill

ENGL 3720 - Literature, Science, and Technology: The Curious Art of Science - Aulakh

ENGL 3890 - Movements in Literature - Early Modern Women's Writing - Hock

ENGL 3891 - Special Topics in Creative Writing - Graphic Fiction and Nonfiction - Conklin

ENGL 3894 - Major Figures in Literature: Toni Morrison - Goddu

ENGL 3894.02 - Major Figures in Literature: Jane Austen and Her World - Moore

ENGL 4998 - Honors Colloquium

ENGL 4999 - Honors Thesis

ENGL 8318 - Seminar in Critical Theory and Methodology - Literature and Philosophy - Hock

Leisure Reading & Viewing

Resource Guide for English Graduate Students

THTR 1111 - Sustainability in the Arts - Haynes

THTR 1111 - Theatre for Social Change - Tift

My Subject Specialties

Culture, Advocacy and Leadership English Theatre

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