Literary – Campus News

January 2, 2024

Book Review: Moshfegh’s world of weird women

By Hannah Citron Campus News The novel, “Eileen,” by Ottessa Moshfegh (pictured above), was released in 2015, to a mix of reviews. The story,…

February 18, 2022

The REAL America, a travel log

By Kaylee Johnson Campus News This summer I did something I had always wanted to do. Having read so much pristine literature from The…

June 21, 2019

Read some classics over the summer!

By Kaylee Johnson Campus News For most college students, summer break is a seductress, grazing their backs during dreaded final exams. But, I have…

March 29, 2019

New Book! ‘Prof. Mule’ is a love and crime story that takes on the plight of the adjunct

“Prof. Mule” is a scintillating new novel both literary and fantastic, a hybrid of crime and college fiction, by award-winning writer Darren Johnson. Learn…

March 25, 2019

Tales From a Cherrywood Table at an Upstate New York Diner

By Kaylee Johnson Campus News Hovering over a lukewarm coffee pot and remarkably unclean mugs, Sue wonders how she became this way; sixty-five years…

March 15, 2019

College scandals and Professor Mule

In the wake of university admissions scandals, Darren Johnson’s new novel, “Prof. Mule,” tackles college corruption head-on. In this epic story, Craig Fortran —…

March 6, 2019

College students: How to read a book — and like it!

By Darren Johnson Campus News I grew up in a house without books. Not anything serious, anyway. There were a few first aid and…

November 27, 2018

Essay: A requiem for my unaccomplished dreams

By Kaylee Johnson Campus News Somewhere under my bed, there is a “Dream Book” that I purchased at eight years old at my elementary…