• Baylor University, Class of 2009 Ph.D in Literature and English Literature and Religion Areas of Specialization: Religion & Literature studies, 19th Century British Poetry. Freshman Composition Instructor (8/00-5/07); Graduate Assistant, Baylor Study Abroad Program in Maastricht (8/02-12/02)

• Baylor University, Class of 2002 MA in English Language and English Literature Thesis: “A Knocking at the Door: Christian Hope in the Horror Fiction of H. P. Lovecraft”; Writing Center Tutor (8/99-5/00)

• the master's college, Class of 1999 Bachelors in English Language and English Literature and Religion Recognized by English Department as Outstanding Student for 1999; GRE: 800 Verbal, 660 Quantitative, 610 Analytical (1/99); GRE Subject (English): 650 (11/98)

• Bob Jones University Bachelors in English Language and English Literature and Creative Writing English major / Political Science minor (began with Computer Science major); Member of Intercollegiate Debate Team, Inter-Society Debate Association

Peter Epps's Affiliations

• Modern Language Association (MLA) 2007 - 2008 Modern Language Association of America

• Association of International Educators (NAFSA) 2008 Association of International Educators

• IATEFL 2008 International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language

• "A Knocking at the Door": Christian Hope in the Horror Fiction of H. P. Lovecraft, MA Thesis August, 2002 Baylor University A distinctively Christian cultural criticism goes far to explain the paradox by which the author of “The Materialist Today” spent his whole adult life writing the fiction of supernatural horror.

• “Tipping the Scales: Contextual Clues in Bishop Blougram’s Apology”, Studies in Browning and His Circle August, 2001 Baylor University Often missed by scholars of Robert Browning, a network of Biblical allusions and misquotations by Bishop Blougram damn him by comparison with Biblical instructions for bishops, and indeed by taking the devil’s part.

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