Presbyterian College Publishes Two Creative Nonfiction Essays
May 14, 2012
CLINTON, SC – May 11, 2012 – Dr. Terry Barr, professor of English atPresbyterian College has recently had two creative nonfiction essaysaccepted for publication.
The first essay, In the Evening Sky,has just been published by moonShine review, a literary magazine basedin Charlotte, North Carolina. The second essay, Wrestling with Jews,has been accepted and will appear online next month in The Steel ToeReview, a magazine based in Birmingham, Alabama.“It’s very gratifying tohave my writing published,” said Barr. In addition to having theseselections published, Dr. Barr recently attended the Popular CultureAssociation of America’s annual meeting in Boston, where he read anothernonfiction essay entitled “Star-Crossed.” Barr also chaired the sessionon nonfiction writing.
About Presbyterian College
Presbyterian College is a national, church-related liberal artsinstitution in Clinton, S.C., that offers a whole-person education toinquisitive students interested in lives that balance challengingacademics, life-long friendships, and meaningful service. Small classsizes allow students to develop close relationships with faculty andpeers. Honor and ethics are an integral part of the College culture,guiding students to become values-based leaders in their lives andcareers.
The Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy opened in 2010 and isdedicated to the ideals of leadership, honor to the profession, andservice to the community.
For more information about Presbyterian College, go to www.presby.edu.
