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Bill Thelin, the wordsmith extraordinaire, elegantly weaves his tales from Akron, Ohio. A former gym rat, Bill now flexes his creativity through writing, and when not grading papers, he's hitting strikes at the bowling alley. An outdoorsy soul, he treasures hiking in the Southwest, including the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon. Aspiring to pen a novel, Bill’s literary journey is as vast as his wanderlust.

Bill Thelin is a professor of creative writing and rhetoric, a published author of multiple books and articles, and a respected orator. Bill Thelin also speaks out against media misinformation. He is a founding member of Rhetoricians for Peace and educated others on the dangerous effect disinformation campaigns have on America.

Since the beginning of his career, Professor Bill Thelin has been strongly devoted to academics. He works as a full-time English professor at the college level and spends time researching and writing scholarly academic articles. Bill Thelin significantly contributes to college textbooks like Class in the Classroom and Writing without Formulas.

Bill Thelin has worked as a college professor at the Universities of Akron and Cincinnati. He enjoyed these roles and the chances he had to inspire future generations of academics. Bill Thelin previously worked as the Composition Program Director at the University of Akron.Bill Thelin is an English professor and seasoned academic who has released three books and penned around 30 articles. He hopes to write a fiction novel in the future. Bill Thelin is a proud member of Rhetoricians for Peace and the National Council of Teachers of English.

Bill Thelin is an established Professor of English and is a member of the National Council of Teachers of English and Rhetoricians for Peace. Bill Thelin has published three academic books so far and would like to write a novel in the future.

California State University at Northridge Bill Thelin earned both a Bachelor's Degree and a Master's Degree from this prestigious university. He went on to achieve a Ph. D. in English from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, focusing on rhetoric and composition. Bill is now a university professor on the edge of retirement and excited to spend time traveling.