Scholars Talk Writing: Eric Jager
"The writers I know who live in Los Angeles have all had some kind of brush with the entertainment-industrial complex. Usually what happens: They hear lots of talk and enthusiasm for turning their work into a movie or a television series, and then … nothing. Eric Jager, a professor of medieval literature at the University of California at Los Angeles, may soon be the exception." [...]
Rachel Toor is a professor of creative writing at Eastern Washington University’s writing program in Spokane, and a former acquisitions editor at Oxford University Press and Duke University Press. Her website is Racheltoor.com.
For the full article, visit: https://www.chronicle.com/article/Scholars-Talk-Writing-Eric/248182
This article is part of:
Scholars Talk Writing
In this continuing series, Rachel Toor interviews scholars about their writing process and influences. Recent columns have featured interviews with Lillian Faderman, Deirdre McCloskey, Steven Pinker, Carlo Rotella, and Helen Sword.
- Scholars Talk Writing: Kate Brown
- Scholars Talk Writing: T.J. Stiles
- Scholars Talk Writing: Stanley Hauerwas