Michael Richard Lucas
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Michael Richard Lucas

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Michael Richard Lucas is an author of literary fiction and academic scholarship. His latest work, “What to Do in the Meantime (and why it doesn’t matter)” is a delightful romp through a dystopian apocalypse. He teaches courses in professional writing, rhetorical theory, and media production at MichaelTeachesStuffDotCom. Through playful pondering the author hopes to expand our understanding of ourselves and the world around us. Other published works include: “The Lost Fragments: pointless guidelines for the hopeless” (Sunstone Press 2018), and “Parody and Pedagogy in the Age of Neoliberalism” (Peter Lang 2019). Other works reside at MichaelArtsGoodDotCom.
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