English Language & Literature

Brock's English program offers challenging academic study combined with practical experience in critical thinking and in writing. Our programs allow you to study contemporary and historical literary texts written in English within their cultural contexts, to gain strong writing and analytical skills and to improve your public speaking skills through our small seminars.

<br> Professor Conley's latest publication: <br> <br>The anthology <br> "Burning City: Poems of Metropolitan Modernity"

<br> Prof. Mathew Martin's<br> latest publication<br> <br>A new edition of Marlowe's<br> "The Jew of Malta"

<br> <br> Prof. Elizabeth Sauer's <br> latest publication<br> <br>"The New Milton Criticism"

<br> <br> Poetry Out Loud <br> hosted by the English Students' Association

<br> Prof. Leah Knight examined the manuscript genealogies prepared by Anne Clifford (1590-1676) in Kendal, UK.

<br> Prof. Gregory Betts' latest publication<br><br> Avant-Garde <br> Canadian Literature

<br> Prof. Adam Dickinson's<br> latest publication,<br> a collection of poetry,<br> "The Polymers"

<br> Prof. Angus Somerville's latest publication co-written with Prof. Andrew McDonald "The Vikings and Their Age"

<br> Prof. Lynn Arner's<br> latest publication<br> "Chaucer, Gower and the Vernacular Rising"

<br> Finnegans Wake Reading Group, who visited the Joyce collection at SUNY Buffalo.