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Daniel S. Burt is an American author and literary critic.

Career

Daniel S. Burt, received his doctorate in English and American Literature with a specialization in Victorian fiction from New York University. ^{[1] [2]} He taught undergraduate- and graduate-level courses in writing and literature at New York University, Wesleyan University, Trinity College, Northeastern University, Wentworth Institute of Technology, and Cape Cod Community College. ^{[1] [2]} At Wentworth Institute of Technology, he served as a dean for almost a decade. ^{[1] [2]} During his time at New York University, he was director of the NYU in London program, wherein he traveled with students to Russia, Spain, Britain and Ireland. ^[2]

Since 2003, Burt has served as the Academic Director for the Irish Academic Enrichment Workshops, which are held in Ireland every summer. ^[2]

Bibliography

• The Literary 100: A Ranking of the Most Influential Novelists, Playwrights, And Poets Of All Time. Checkmark Books. October 1, 1999. ^[3]
• The Biography Book: A Reader's Guide To Nonfiction, Fictional, And Film Biographies Of More Than 500 Of The Most Fascinating Individuals Of All Time. Oryx Press. February 1, 2001. ^[4]
• The Novel 100: A Ranking of the Greatest Novels Of All Time. Checkmark Books. November 1, 2003. ^[5]
• The Chronology of American Literature: America's Literary Achievements from the Colonial Era to Modern Times. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. February 10, 2004. ^[6]
• The Drama 100: A Ranking of the Greatest Plays of All Time. Checkmark Books. December 1, 2007. ^[7]
• The Handy Literature Answer Book: An Engaging Guide to Unraveling Symbols, Signs and Meanings in Great Works with Deborah G. Felder. Visible Ink Press. July 1, 2018. ^[8]

What Do I Read Next? Series

• What Historical Novel Do I Read Next? Gale Cengage.1997. ^[9]
• What Do I Read Next? 2000, Volume 1 with Neil Barron. Gale Cengage. June 1, 2000. ^[10]
• What Fantastic Fiction Do I Read Next? 2001, Volume 1 with Neil Barron and Tom Barton. Gale Cengage. June 1, 2001. ^[11]
• What Do I Read Next? 2003, Volume 2 with Neil Barron and Tom Barton. Gale Cengage. October 17, 20013. ^[12]
• What Do I Read Next? 2005, Volume 1 with Neil Barron and Tom Barton. Thomson Gale. May 27, 2005. ^[13]
• What Do I Read Next? 2005, Volume 2 with Neil Barron. Gale. October 21, 2005.
• What Do I Read Next? 2006, Volume 1 with Neil Barron and Tom Barton. Thomson Gale. May 25, 2006. ^[14]
• What Do I Read Next? 2007, Volume 1 with Natalie Danford and Don D'Ammassa. Gale Cengage. June 8, 2007. ^[15]
• What Do I Read Next? 2007, Volume 2: A Reader's Guide to Current Genre Fiction with Don D'Ammassa, Natalie Danford, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, Jim Huang, and Melissa Hudak. Gale Cengage. October 19, 2007. ^[16]
• What Do I Read Next? 2008, Volume 1 with Natalie Danford and Don D'Ammassa. Gale. May 23, 2008. ^[17]
• What Do I Read Next? 2009. Volume 1 with Michelle Kazensky, Marie Toft, and Hazel Rumney. Gale Cengage. June 12, 2009. ^[18]
• What Do I Read Next? 2010, Volume 1 with Neil Barron. Gale. 2010. ^[19]

References

External links

• Bibliography on GoodReads