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Notes on Contributors

Thomas Jay Lynn is Associate Professor of English at Penn State Berks. His scholarly and teaching interests include literature of Africa and the Diaspora, postcolonial literature, ancient literature, and folklore. Tom began at Penn State Berks in 1999, and, in addition to his teaching responsibilities, is the Coordinator of the Associate Degree in Letters, Arts, and Sciences. Tom has volunteered with a variety of service groups and has led numerous book discussions through the Pennsylvania Humanities Council and the Reading Public Library.