1979

In 1979, the esteemed American novelist and essayist William H. Gass made an appearance at Washington University. Known for his distinctive and innovative literary style. During his visit, Gass may have shared insights into his writing process and his literary influences. His works, such as “Omensetter’s Luck” and “The Tunnel,” are celebrated for their rich prose and philosophical depth. Gass’s contribution to American literature and his exploration of language and narrative have left a lasting impact on the literary world.