We often view storytelling as chiefly character-oriented, where worldbuilding serves as a figurative stage upon which characters and their narrative roles are emphasized. In reality, worldbuilding is not...

“New Orleans is a constant reminder that no matter where I go—despite destruction, distance, and time—just like my city, I am strong, resilient, and moving forward,” Tulane professor Karisma Price...

There is a place where one must travel to find love. This is not a home. It is a secret garden: constructed by knobby hands, hidden from unknown antagonists. I’ve been gone for a year, returned,...

From Walker Percy's existential novel, "The Moviegoer," to John Kennedy Toole's Southern classic, "A Confederacy of Dunces," New Orleans is deeply rooted in its literary history. Tulane's Creative...