Events
Cosponsors
- The Department of English and Comparative Literature
- The American Studies Program
- The Library of America
The Heyman Center for the Humanities hosts a roundtable discussion on the centenary of the birth of Saul Bellow. Panelists will discuss why Bellow's work remains as vital as ever and continues to compel readers, including college students; his place in post-war American literary history; and his unique narrative voice that has created imperishable characters.
No registration required; seating is first-come-first-served.
Participants
- Ross Posnock Anna Garbedian Professor of the Humanities Columbia University
- Benjamin Taylor Adjunct Associate Professor Columbia University
- Zachary Leader Professor of English Literature Roehampton University
- Alexandra Schwartz Journalist and Editor The New Yorker Magazine
- David Mikics Moores Distinguished Professor of English The University of Houston, Honors College