Uncategorized | September 07, 2005
Joy in the Dungeon
Perhaps it doesn’t carry the cocktail-party cache of creative writing or even capital-L Literature, but Faith Kurtyka, in “Confessions of a Comp Enthusiast,” reminds us that there is much for the writer and the artist to appreciate and learn from in the composition classroom.
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