Morgan Day Frank

Author of SCHOOLS OF FICTION. I teach American literature at Worcester College, Oxford.

[Morgan Day Frank @Mowhan]

Excited to share that my book, Notes on the Novella, is under contract with Princeton UP. It's made up of thirty "notes" on thirty different novellas. Boccaccio, Cervantes, de Zayas, Eliot, James, Larsen, Fuentes, Pynchon, Delany, Spark, Lispector, Morrison, Ferrante -- and more!

[Robert Lucas Scott @_rob_scott]

Grateful for this thoughtful review by Greg Ellermann of my book Reading Hegel in the latest issue of Genre @UChicagoPress https://t.co/ttiTWEzoPR

[Morgan Day Frank @Mowhan]

@NathanWainstein @JHUPress Nathan’s book is also, in its own sneaky way, irreverent and hilarious

[Morgan Day Frank @Mowhan]

@NathanWainstein @JHUPress I agree with all these blurbs

[Nathan Wainstein @NathanWainstein]

Two more from the book's page at @JHUPress

[Nathan Wainstein @NathanWainstein]

Blurbs are up for BAD WRITING

[Nathan Wainstein @NathanWainstein]

This book is insanely good

[Nikil Saval @NikilSaval]

Celtics fans saddened and crushed: nothing sweeter in life

[Morgan Day Frank @Mowhan]

Tasha's not on here, but her book is coming out, and it's incredible. I encourage everybody to read it!

https://t.co/hnyQXV6oN7

[Morgan Day Frank @Mowhan]

Tasha's not on here, but her book is coming out, and it's incredible. I encourage everybody to read it!

https://t.co/hnyQXV6oN7

[Benjamin Siegel @benjaminrsiegel]

Eager to see Markets of Pain out in early April, and in the interim, happy to announce this new project on protein, our planet, and our selves, with big thanks to @eccobooks and @CalligraphLit!

[n+1 @nplusonemag]

Very big news: n+1 founding editor Chad Harbach’s new novel—his first since 2011’s beloved and bestselling THE ART OF FIELDING—is coming soon! THE BRIGHTNESS is out in October from @littlebrown. Read all about it—and preorder your copy—here: https://t.co/Er3iTMLaUP

[Morgan Day Frank @Mowhan]

Excited to share that my book, Notes on the Novella, is under contract with Princeton UP. It's made up of thirty "notes" on thirty different novellas. Boccaccio, Cervantes, de Zayas, Eliot, James, Larsen, Fuentes, Pynchon, Delany, Spark, Lispector, Morrison, Ferrante -- and more!

[Coming Up on TCM @TCMComingUp]

#ComingUpOnTCM

WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION (1957) Tyrone Power, Marlene Dietrich, Charles Laughton
Dir.: Billy Wilder 1:00 PM PT

A barrister gets caught up in a couple's affairs when he defends the husband for murder.

1h 54m | Mystery | TV-PG

#TCM #TCMParty #AgathaChristie

[Sarah Brouillette @brouillettese]

Pleased to share that I've signed a contract with Duke UP for my book, Reading Platforms: Care and Crisis in Today's Book World. Chapters on Wattpad, BookTok, Audible, KDP, and the postfeminist literary e-girl.

[pauline kael bot @paulinekaelbot]

[SCROOGED] The performance is a triumphant parody of yuppie callousness. And it's much more: Murray's freewheeling, screwy generosity is what makes the huge contraption of a movie work. (1988)

[Tom Koenigs @tomkoenigs]

“Founded in Fiction” is out in paperback today from @PrincetonUPress! I’ve learned a great deal from the responses to the book and I hope it continues to spark conversations about the development of fiction in the United States in this new form.

[@thedial @thedialrwes]

Introducing The Dial!

Many thanks to our roster of contributors to Issue 1: @JeffreyInsko @JamieLJones8 , Kristen Treen, John Levi Barnard, Russ Castronovo, Elise Lemire, Richard B. Primack, Maria Madison, and Abraham J. Miller-Rushing.

https://t.co/jRSWdGOHEv

[Chris Hanlon @ChristoHanlon]

This has been a labor of love over the past couple of years; the inaugural contributors are SO good, and we hope you like it! @C19Americanists @AmLit_ALA