Dr. William Glasser received his PhD in English, with a minor in Comparative Religions, through the Writer’s Workshop at the University of Iowa, his MA in Creative Writing at the University of Florida, and his BA at Harpur College, part of the SUNY system. Dr. Glasser taught for many years at Williams College, Skidmore College, and Trinity College in Hartford. He was also awarded a Senior Fulbright Lectureship, and taught American literature to Austrian students for a year at the University of Salzburg, Austria. Currently, he is President Emeritus of Southern Vermont College. In addition to his two books of literary criticism, RECLAIMING LITERATURE and THE ART OF LITERARY THIEVING, his most recent works are a non-fiction book, THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SATAN (Authorized Edition), and a novel entitled A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN OLD MAN. His publications also include critical articles, short stories, and poetry in a variety of scholarly and popular journals in the United States, Austria, and South Korea.

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