Daniel Wallace

Daniel Wallace is the J. Ross MacDonald Distinguished Professor of English at the University of North Carolina. He holds a BA in English (2008, UNC) and is a renowned author with works spanning novels, short stories, essays, and children's books. His research interests include Creative Writing and Southern Literature, and he teaches courses such as ENGL 130 (Introduction to Fiction Writing) and ENGL 693H/694H (year-long senior workshop).

• Education: BA in English, University of North Carolina (2008)

Wallace's research focuses on creative writing techniques and Southern literary traditions. His novels, such as Big Fish (adapted into a film and Broadway musical), and his memoir This Isn't Going to End Well exemplify his narrative prowess. He has also illustrated works featured globally.

His awards include the Johnston Award for Teaching Excellence (2010), and he has been a Sir Walter Raleigh Award recipient (2008).

Wallace advises students through advanced writing workshops but no specific grant details are provided. He contributes to literary communities through his creative output and teaching.