Research Interests: Short fiction; literary editing; technology in online instruction
Social Change Interests: Service learning in the composition classroom
Joined Walden: 2017
Location: Wisconsin
About Jonathan: I have taught English, Writing, Creative Writing, TEFL, and ESl in the UK, Spain, the USA, and South Korea. As a published short fiction writer and contributing editor for Pelekinesis Press, I am particularly interested in creative writing and publication development. In addition to my creative work, I have delivered academic presentations on managing a student-led magazine and using short flash fiction writing exercises in the composition classroom. Originally from England, I live now in Wisconsin with my wife and two daughters.
Jonathan Cardew was named contributing editor for the 2020 edition of the Best Microfiction series (Pelekinesis Press).
(2018) Jonathan was a top-ten finalist for the 2018 Neutrino Short-Short Prose Prize at Passages North (Northern Michigan University).
Cardew, J. (2017). The story of the elephant. Superstition [Review].
Cardew, J. (2018). Bacon man. Passages North.
Cardew, J. (2019). Flash is not. Cream City Review.
My Advice to Walden Students
My advice to Walden students is read (and reread) the instructions! The devil is in the detail...
Why I enjoy teaching at Walden:
I enjoy teaching because I enjoy learning. As an instructor, I learn a great deal about my subject focus not only from my own research and development but from my students.
What students can expect from me as a teacher:
As an instructor, students can expect that I will be responsive and friendly! I believe in a collaborative learning environment, one in which mutual respect and communication are the foundations.
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