Richard Jewell, College Writing Specialist

Richard Jewell is a retired English and Humanities professor. He also is General Coordinator of MnWE—"Minnesota Writing & English"—an annual college and university conference at MnWE.org. Many of his books, essays, stories, and poems are available on this website.

Richard grew up in the town of Monmouth, Illinois, USA. He attended undergraduate college and university in Illinois, Iowa, and the city of Oxford, England; and graduate school in Berkeley, California, and St. Cloud, Minnesota. He was a freelance writer in the 1970s and early '80s with over 100 publications of his articles, stories, essays, poems, and photographs. Starting in 1983, he taught at St. Cloud State and other colleges, at the University of Minnesota as a full-time lecturer in composition, and at Inver Hills College as a tenured English and Humanities professor until retirement in 2019. He lives with his wife, Ann Ludlow, a retired college professor, in Minneapolis.

1949-66, Monmouth, Illinois, USA 1966-68, Shimer College, Illinois and England

1968-70, Monmouth College, Illinois 1970-73, Berkeley, California 1973-present, Minnesota

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Most recent page revision: May 2024

Top photo: Dawn at Leelanau State Park, Michigan © 2018 by R. Jewell. Row of photos: See each page for picture's copyright.

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