Mary McCampbell is Assistant Professor of Humanities at Lee University where she regularly teaches courses on postmodern theory and fiction, film and philosophy, popular culture, and modernism. Her doctoral work at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne focused on the relationship between postmodern fiction, late capitalist culture, and the religious impulse. She was the summer 2014 Writer in Residence at the Greatham, England Branch of L’Abri Fellowship, and she blogs at www.infinitespaces.blogspot.com.
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Policing with Embrace: How Officer Norman Loves His Community

North Little Rock’s Officer Tommy Norman practices a type of policing rarely seen on our TV screens.

Punk Rock’s Prophetic and Profane Outsider Community

When listening to punk rock, and when speaking with my “scene” friends, I encountered a subversive mix of the sacred and profane amidst the roughness, anger, and rebellion.