Langdon Review

About the Editors

Marilyn Robitaille, Founding Co-Editor, Langdon Review of the Arts in Texas & associate professor of English, teaches courses in British literature, research and bibliography, and English Language-Arts pedagogy at Tarleton State University. As Director of International Academic Programs, she promotes Tarleton's international community and facilitates its study abroad programs.  She earned her M.A. from the Bread Loaf School of English, Middlebury College and her Ph.D. from Texas Woman’s University.  For the last twelve years, she has been co-publication director of Tarleton’s popular student publication Anthology: A Forum for Prose, Poetry, and Visual Arts.  Robitaille’s research interests are broad; she has current projects in film, teacher preparation, and eighteenth-century studies. She lives in Stephenville, Texas,  on a 650 acre ranch with her  husband Charles of thirty-five years (she was a child bride). They have two grown children: son Chaz  in the percussion performance  music program at the University of North Texas in Denton and a daughter Marlow (newly engaged) who is in year two at the Texas A & M School of Medicine.

Moumin Quazi, Co-Editor, Langdon Review of the Arts in Texas & associate professor of English, teaches courses in Cultural Studies, British Literature, Technical Writing, Introduction to Literature, Backgrounds to Western Literature (Honors), Studies in Modern Fiction and Theory. He earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Radio/Television/Film at Texas Christian University, a Master of Arts in Biblical Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in English at the University of North Texas. He has been editing since 1991 (Grasslands Review, assistant editor, 1991-1992; Quirk, advisor and managing editor, 1999-2004; San Antonio Express-News, guest poetry editor, April-May 2002; Voices: The San Antonio College Multicultural Journal, co-editor, 2003-present; New Texas, poetry editor, 2007; South Asian Literary Association Newsletter, editor, 2004-2008; CCTE Studies, editor, 2002-present; and Series Editor, South Asian Humanities, Arts, and Culture Studies, for Peter Lang Publishers). Moumin is also a writer, with poems, short stories, and articles published in journals such as Concho River Review and South Asian Review. In 2009, he was part of the first faculty exchange between Tarleton State University and Srinagar Garhwal University in India. Aside from his duties as newly appointed Interim Director of the Tarleton State Office of Diversity and Inclusion, he is Secretary of the South Asian Literary Association and President of the South Asian Languages and Literature MLA Discussion Group. He lives in Stephenville.