Daniel Stern
Professor

Daniel Stern, Cullen Distinguished Professor of English, teaches graduate and undergraduate writing workshops as well as literature classes. His publications include nine novels, four story collections, several plays and screenplays, and more than 100 essays and reviews. Among his many awards are the International Prix du Souvenir from the Bergen Belsen Society and the Government of France, the Rosenthal Award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the John Train Humor Award of The Paris Review, the Brazos Bookstore Short Story Award from the Texas Institute of Letters, two Pushcart Prizes, two O. Henry Prizes, and publication in Best American Short Stories. He has taught at Harvard, Wesleyan, Pace, and New York University and lectured at the Sorbonne and other universities and conferences. He currently serves as editor of the literary journal Hampton Shorts.

Who Shall Live, Who Shall Die (Crown)
After the War (Putnam)
The Suicide Academy (McGraw-Hill)
The Rose Rabbi (McGraw-Hill)
Final Cut (Viking)
An Urban Affair (Simon & Schuster)
Twice Told Tales (Paris Review Editions)
Twice Upon a Time (W.W. Norton)
One Day's Perfect Weather (SMU Press)
In the Country of the Young (SMU Press)