Bio: Michael Claxton
Articles:
- I'm Ready for My Close-Up, Ms. Brooks
- A Speller’s Journey
- Twilight Lite
- Design challenged
- One more night with the frogs
- Getting to Know Uncle Bud
- Landscaping for dummies
- Leave It to Happy Days
- Where Two or More Are Bisons
- Eat, Pray, Conjure
- Slide and Seek
- Quirks Cited
- Stuff Harding kids like: 8 a.m. classes
- Diary of a Wimpy Lawn Mower
- James Robert Claxton
- Now Playing On Pipeline
- The Enemy is They
- Remembering a Harding Icon
- Angry Birds ... O Let Them Never
- Like Sands Through the Hourglass
- Revenge of the Couponistas
- Toys Toys Toys Toys Down in My Heart
- On Pins and Noodles
- All's Fair in Science
- Swinging Elbows in the Flatbed
- Six Flags Over Live Oak
- Kindling Romance
- So I Was Like, 'Whatever ...'
- The Final Four-O
- Seeing Red
- Let the Games Begin
- Silent 'E'
- Desert Flowers
- Last Hurrah at the One Stop
- What It Was, Was Football
About:
Welcome to my profile on The Link. I'm an Associate Professor of English and have been at Harding since 2003. I teach Composition, World Literature, British Literature, and Shakespeare, and I'm a co-sponsor for Sigma Tau Delta (the English Honor Society) and Souvenirs (the poetry club). I studied Victorian literature at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. My undergraduate degree is from Oglethorpe University in Atlanta in my home state. I live in Searcy and attend the College Church of Christ. My father is a retired printer, my mother is a homemaker, and I have one sister and one brother. My hobbies include reading, classic films, Bison and Lady Bison basketball, antiques, and studying the history of stage magic. I'm currently researching a biography of a famous lady magician named Dell O'Dell. But I'm seldom happier than when I'm writing columns for "The Bison." It is one of my favorite things to do, and one of the many reasons why teaching at Harding is such a pleasure.
