Professor of Writing A.A., Cabrillo College; B.A., University of California at Santa Cruz; M.F.A., University of Iowa; Ph.D., Writing: University of Southwestern Louisana

Dr. Hill joined the PLNU faculty in 2000.  He is on sabbatical for the Fall semester 2006.  Recent publications and scholarly work include:

Published poem: “Wants and Needs.” Texas Poetry Journal, Winter 2005.

Led study abroad tour of Ireland, N. Ireland, Scotland, and England, Summer 2005

Essay: “Why Spend Millions: The Post-Literate Dissemination of C. S. Lewis” for Lewis and Friends Colloquium, June 2006.

Granted sabbatical for Fall, 2006 for creative non-fiction project.

Invited to write a monograph on Screwtape Letters for Lion and Logos: The Life, Times, and Works of C. C. Lewis, a four volume set upcoming for Praeger Publishers

Program Chair and conference book editor for International Colloquium on C. S. Lewis and Friends, Taylor University, June 2006.

Wrote book jacket for Irrigating Deserts: C. S. Lewis on Education by Joel Heck. Concordia Publishing, 2006.