Marsha Recknagel

Marsha Recknagel received her Ph.D. from Rice University, where she has taught creative writing since 1992 and was named writer-in-residence in 2002. In 1988, Dr. Recknagel was the second layperson to be admitted to the Houston-Galveston Psychoanalytic Institute, where she studied psychoanalysis for two years. She is author of the 2001 memoir, If Nights Could Talk, and has been involved with death penalty issues since mentoring a former death row inmate, Kerry Max Cook, while he wrote his 2007 memoir, Chasing Justice.

(Fall 2000, Spring 2002, Spring 2008, Fall 2009)

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As we continue to navigate challenges and new ways of living with COVID-19, this spring the Houston Seminar is offering more courses on Zoom, as well as outdoor, socially distanced in-person experiences around Houston. Please join us as we dive into literature, landscape, history, philosophy, politics, and more. Most of our Zoom courses will be recorded, and will be available on our website after they take place. Please note that by registering for Zoom courses, you are understood to be giving your permission to be recorded.

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Welcome to Spring 2021!
As we continue to navigate challenges and new ways of living with COVID-19, this spring the Houston Seminar is offering more courses on Zoom, as well as outdoor, socially distanced in-person experiences around Houston. Please join us as we dive into literature, landscape, history, philosophy, politics, and more. Most of our Zoom courses will be recorded, and will be available on our website after they take place. Please note that by registering for Zoom courses, you are understood to be giving your permission to be recorded.

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The website is showing that tickets for some courses are sold out, but this is a mistake. We are working to fix the bug as soon as possible. In the meantime, if you see this message, please refresh your browser and the tickets should become available for purchase. Please contact the registrar at 713-666-9000 or registrar@houstonseminar.org if you need any assistance.

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