ENG 342 Contemporary Christian Fiction
Provides students with an historical overview of late modernistic critical theory and creative work before moving into the postmodern period. There it will show students how serious fiction writers have wrestled with technical matters and matters of theme and Christian belief. Fiction writers studied might begin with people like Graham Greene, Evelyn Waugh, and Flannery O'Connor, and move into the contemporary scene with writers like Larry Woiwode, Andre Dubus, and Ron Hansen.
Prerequisite
Minimum 30 credit hours earned or permission of course instructor.