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Tim Aubry is an Assistant Professor of English specializing in twentieth-century American Literature, contemporary fiction, modernism, feminism, and popular culture. He studied at Amherst College (BA) and Princeton University (PhD), and his present work focuses on the various therapeutic and practical purposes that postwar American fiction serves for its readers. He has published articles on Don DeLillo and John Cheever, and he is currently working on a project devoted to the role of Oprah Winfrey’s book club in shaping the production and reception of fiction within contemporary society. At Baruch, he teaches composition (English 2100 and 2150) as well as courses in modern American literature.

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