And Some Responses to her Blog
Forthcoming: �Loyalty to Reality in DeLillo�s White Noise,� in Approaches to Teaching White Noise, The Modern Language Association.
"Hoax Poetry in America," Angelaki, 5.1, Winter, Poets on the Verge issue. (This article prompted a response and subsequent debate in the next two issues.)
�From Black Magic to White Noise: Malcolm Lowry and Don DeLillo,� in A Darkness that Murmured: Essays on Malcolm Lowry and the Twentieth Century, University of Toronto Press.
"Architecture and Deconstruction," in Reconstructing Architecture: Critical Discourses, Social Practices ed. Thomas A. Dutton. U Minnesota Press.
�In Warsaw,� Salmagundi, Winter-Spring, '94.
�Architecture as a Kind of Writing,� American Literary History, Volume 3, Number 2.
�Architectural Follies,� in Raritan, VII:3.
�University Diaries �is an English professor somewhere. Unlike pretty much every other professor-blogger I've so far come across, her blog does not seem to be her pulpit for pontificating on the barbarism and fascist tendencies of America, and while she writes about politics, her own leanings are hard to discern.�
Rita, Nobody Sasses A Girl In Glasses
"I think I shall go read Soltan's blog for a while. �It's a euphoric relief to find solidarity, and to find an educator remembering the university is a place of learning, not commerce, and reminding us all that the interweb is no replacement for respected educators fostering literacy -- it's a rush."
Emily Trett, People really do live this way . . . in Ohio