The Pamela Papers - McCabe, Nancy
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Pamela Pankhurst is a beleaguered creative writing professor at Sanford Liberal Arts College (SLAC, home of the Slackers) when the pandemic hits, her campus shuts down, and a passive-aggressive new administration with draconian policies takes over. As her coworkers lose their will to live and the institution careens toward catastrophe, Pamela bands with two colleagues to investigate: who are these administrators who make nonsensical demands and seem to harbor vendettas against everyone? Pamela and her intrepid workmates risk their careers and their sanity as they seek to rescue their campus from dehumanization and certain ruin.…mehr

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Pamela Pankhurst is a beleaguered creative writing professor at Sanford Liberal Arts College (SLAC, home of the Slackers) when the pandemic hits, her campus shuts down, and a passive-aggressive new administration with draconian policies takes over. As her coworkers lose their will to live and the institution careens toward catastrophe, Pamela bands with two colleagues to investigate: who are these administrators who make nonsensical demands and seem to harbor vendettas against everyone? Pamela and her intrepid workmates risk their careers and their sanity as they seek to rescue their campus from dehumanization and certain ruin.
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Nancy McCabe is the author of eight books, most recently the young adult novel Vaulting through Time, with a ninth, the middle grade novel Fires Burning Underground, forthcoming in 2025. Her previous work includes the memoir in essays Can This Marriage Be Saved? and the reading and travel memoir From Little Houses to Little Women. She's the recipient of a Pushcart and her work as been recognized nine times on Best American notable lists. She directs the writing program at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford and teaches in the low-residency graduate program in creative writing at Spalding University.