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Professor Robinson is interesting and witty, plus we only had four essays. He is helpful and will take as long as you need to explain things. I really recommend him, great professor!
Mt. Hood Community College - English
Instructor, Part-time at Mt. Hood Community College
Matthew
Robinson
I am the author of The Horse Latitudes (an Oregon Book Award finalist).
I teach as an adjunct professor of English with experience teaching Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Composition, and Literature.
I am Co-Editor of the online literary journal The Gravity of the Thing.
B.S.
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies
M.F.A.
Creative Writing, Fiction
Writing Tutor
Adjunct Professor
Intro to Fiction and Intermediate Fiction courses.
Propeller Books
The Horse Latitudes follows one Cavalry platoon’s time in Baghdad, Iraq. The missions are long stretches of boredom broken by flashes of violence. The single sniper shot fired. An IED loosely buried in the roadside, waiting. A schoolyard of kids throwing fist-sized rocks at gun trucks. The enemy is vast and changing, and the downtime is a combination of homesickness, RPGs, and mortar fire. These men suffer through the war, heat, and each other. The Horse Latitudes observes not only the firefights and their aftermath, but also the soldiers’ struggles within themselves: how to fight a faceless enemy, what it means to serve, how one soldiers, what makes a man, what makes a good man, what it might mean to die for this, and what it might mean not to.
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