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Regents Professor Emeritus William “Bill” Kittredge Wins 2007 Robert Kirsch Award

Retired Professor William Kittredge has been selected to receive the 2007 Robert Kirsch Award, a lifetime achievement prize given once a year to a living Western author. The prize is among the most prestigious awards in Western literature. “I'm very proud of this award,” said Kittredge. “It's reaffirming for a career in which I've always gotten my books published but never sold a lot. So it helps me think, maybe I went the right direction after all. It's nice to know somebody out there is paying attention.” Anybody who knows modern American literature knows that plenty of people “out there” are paying attention Read More...