Description: The SLF Album is the first comprehensive story of the University of Notre Dame's Sophomore Literary Festival. This portrait focuses primarily on the literary giants whose presence has made this festival one of the nation's most esteemed. It also gives us a behind-the-scenes look at this thirty-year-old phenomenon which has always been organized, coordinated, and managed by students. DeCicco draws on interviews, anecdotes, and recollections of students, faculty, and the writers themselves to capture the flavor of a student-run festival and to portray the literary guests it attracted, including among many others, Allen Ginsberg, Arthur Miller, Tennessee Williams, Chaim Potok, Ken Kesey, Jorge Luis Borges, Edward Albee, and Joyce Carol Oates. This book will interest all those who have experienced the magic of Notre Dame's Sophomore Literary Festival as well as anyone interested in the arts.

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