Anthony DeCurtis is a Distinguished Lecturer in the Creative Writing Program at the University of Pennsylvania and a Contributing Editor for Rolling Stone. His most recent book is Lou Reed: A Life, a biography of Lou Reed published by Little, Brown in October 2017. He also cowrote Clive Davis’s autobiography, The Soundtrack of Our Lives (Simon and Schuster, 2013), a New York Times nonfiction bestseller. In addition, he is the author of In Other Words: Artists Talk about Life and Work (Hal Leonard) and Rocking My Life Away: Writing About Music and Other Matters (Duke University Press). He is the editor of Blues and Chaos: The Music Writing of Robert Palmer (Scribner) and Present Tense: Rock and Roll and Culture (Duke University Press). He received a Grammy in the Best Album Notes category for his essay accompanying the Eric Clapton box set Crossroads. He holds a PhD in American literature from Indiana University.
ENGL 3425.301 Station to Station: The Art and Life of David Bowie
ENGL 3411.301 The Arts and Popular Culture
ENGL 3424.301 Let It Rock: The Rolling Stones, Writing and Creativity
ENGL 3428.301 Deep Dive Arts and Culture Writing
ENGL 3412.301 Advanced Writing Projects in the Arts and Popular Culture
ENGL 117.301 The Arts and Popular Culture: Lou Reed and the Velvet Underground
ENGL 117.301 The Arts and Popular Culture: Meet the Beatles
ENGL 117.301 The Arts and Popular Culture: Bob Dylan