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Anthony E. Walton

Writer-in-Residence

Spring 2012

Advanced Independent Study and Honors in English (ENG 402)

Phone	725-3909
Title	Writer-in-Residence
Department	English
Work Location	203 Massachusetts Hall
E-Mail	walton@bowdoin.edu

Education

M.F.A., Brown University, 1987

Teaching areas: creative writing (poetry); American poetry; film; Irish literature; suburban literature.

Research interests: modern and contemporary poetry; postcolonial literature and theory; African American literature; Irish literature; Ralph Ellison.