Of Cabbages– and Kings: O. Henry’s Imprint in U.S. and Latin America

Name: Of Cabbages– and Kings: O. Henry’s Imprint in U.S. and Latin America
Start: 2026-03-27T15:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-03-27T17:00:00-05:00
Location: The Chambers, BLUU (3rd floor), Texas Christian University

Schedule

Fri Mar 27 2026 at 03:00 pm to 05:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

The Chambers, BLUU (3rd floor), Texas Christian University | Fort Worth, TX

Dive into O. Henry’s world and see how his tales shaped stories from the U.S. to Latin America!
About this Event

Of Cabbages– and Kings: O. Henry’s Rhetorical Imprint in U.S. and Latin America

The Williams Lecture Series in American Literature of 2026 examines the constitutive dimensions of violence in literature through what Dr. José Ángel Maldonado theorizes as the rhetorics of verticality. Drawing from narrative nonfiction, memoir, and cultural criticism in his book Falling to My Death: Vertical Rhetorics in Neoliberal Mexico, the lecture re-considers everyday acts of dying, disappearing, and living from public discourse, memory, and literary rhetorics of militarized neoliberal contexts. Join us at The Chambers on the third floor of BLUU for a lively conversation and reception to follow.