Artist

Bill Savage, is a literary critic, teacher, writer, and researcher. His interests include hermeneutics, especially in relation to material aspects of literary culture; twentieth-century American fiction; popular culture; Chicago writers; and narratology. Savage won the 2004-2005 Distinguished Teaching Award from Northwestern's School for Continuing Studies, and has been named to the Associated Student Government Faculty Honor Roll from 2001-2004; in 2006, he was awarded the James Friend Memorial Award in Literary Criticism from the Society of Midland Authors for his book reviews published in the Chicago Tribune. A Chicago native, he lives in Rogers Park and is a Senior Lecturer in English at Northwestern University.