Bill Hodapp

Dr. Bill Hodapp is a Professor of English known for his engagement with classical and modern literature. His academic focus includes epic poetry, dramatic works, and spiritual texts, as evidenced by his influential readings of Homer, Dante, Shakespeare, and Vonnegut. He emphasizes the transformative power of narrative and interdisciplinary exploration, influenced by educators like Dr. Helen Galloway.

• Research Interests: Classical epics (Odyssey/Iliad), Renaissance drama (Hamlet), postmodern narrative structures, and spirituality in literature.
• Current Readings: Mary Beard's Confronting the Classics, Markus Zusak's The Book Thief, and George R.R. Martin's A Storm of Swords.

Dr. Hodapp values literature's role in shaping personal and spiritual journeys, often connecting texts to broader cultural contexts. His desert island choice, the Bible, reflects his appreciation for multifaceted literary anthologies.