David A. Davis |
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Originally from Butler, Georgia, David A. Davis attended Emory University (B.A. 1997) and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Ph.D. 2006). He taught at Wake Forest University before coming to Mercer in 2008. He studies southern literature and culture, and he teaches courses in American literature and southern studies. He has published essays in African American Review, Southern Quarterly, Southern Literary Journal, Mississippi Quarterly, and other journals. He is currently editing a new edition of Victor Daly's novel Not Only War and writing a book on World War I and southern modernism. He lives in Macon with his wife, Kris; two sons, Lucas and Ayden; and two little yellow dogs. |
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Fall 2007 FYS 101: Identity and Ambiguity |
Spring 2008 FYS 102: Civil Rights Memory |
Fall 2009 FYS 101: Topophilia |
Spring 2010 FYS 102: Civil Rights Memory |