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MICHAEL R. COLLINGS, Emeritus Professor of English and former Director of Creative Writing at Pepperdine University [Malibu CA], now lives in Meridian ID. The author and/or editor of over forty books of literary criticism, poetry, and fiction--as well as of several hundred articles, chapters, and reviews--he is a world-recognized authority on contemporary Horror and Science Fiction, particularly...View all 65 references Web References
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1. Michael Collings
www.strongverse.org/poems/coll - [Cached]Published on: 3/16/2008 Last Visited: 3/16/2008
, Michael Collings , For Grace Isabella
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Michael Collings has taught literature, composition, and creative writing at Pepperdine University for 25 years.In addition to a number of collections of poetry and individual poems appearing in a wide array of print and internet venues worldwide, he has published books, articles, and reviews discussing the works of Stephen King, Orson Scott Card, Peter Straub, Dean Koontz, and others.In spare hours, he designs wire-wrapped jewelry; his designs have been featured several times in The Wire Artist magazine. -
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, Dr. Michael R. Collings, professor of English, the director of Creative Writing and the (first ever) Poet-in-Residence at Seaver College, Pepperdine University, Malibu, California, and -
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, Michael Collings is a professor of English at Pepperdine University in Malibu, Calif., and author of a biography of Orson Scott Crad, an award-winning science fiction author who has used portions of the Book of Mormon in his works.He traces a link between belief in Mormonism and an affinity for science fiction.Contact 310-506-4440, mcolling@pepperdine.edu.
