Here is the final schedule of Sunday readers for A Marathon Metamorphoses. Be sure to listen to Rob Henke, Lamonte Johnson, and Catherine A. Neville read a selection of myths from Ovid’s Metamorphoses by clicking on the video link next to their name. And please stay tuned for future marathon readings at the Pulitzer!

Sunday, August 30th

10:00 AM Spruce Fraser: Librarian, St. Louis Public Library

10:15 AM Patrick Murphy: Vice President of Local Production, KETC-TV

10:30 AM Rob Henke: Professor of Drama and Comparative Literature and Chair, Performing Arts Department, Washington University in St. Louis (Listen here.)

10:45 AM Jane Henderson: Book Editor, St. Louis Post-Dispatch

11:00 AM Carmon Colangelo: Dean, Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts, Washington University in St. Louis

11:15 AM Mary Ann Lazarus, AIA, LEED AP: Senior Vice President, Firm wide Director of Sustainable Design, HOK

11:30 AM Daniel Jay, AIA, LEED AP: Managing Principal, Christner, Inc.

11:45 AM Michael Sherberg: Associate Professor of Italian, Washington Univeristy in St. Louis

12:00 PM Elizabeth Ketcher: Executive Director, StudioSTL Literary Arts Center

12:15 PM Obi Nwakanma: Assistant Professor of English, Truman State University

12:30 PM Lamonte Johnson: Staging Old Masters Actor (Listen here.)

12:45 PM Paul T. Shattuck: Assistant Professor, George Warren Brown School of Social Work,

Washington University in St. Louis

1:00 PM Hannah Fullgraf: Kress Interpretive Fellow, The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts

1:15 PM Olivia Lahs-Gonzales: Director, The Sheldon Art Galleries

1:30 PM Gene Dobbs Bradford: Executive Director, Jazz St. Louis

1:45 PM Sarah Bryan Miller: Music Critic, St. Louis Post-Dispatch

2:00 PM Sally Van Doren: Poet, St. Louis Poetry Center

2:15 PM Loy Ledbetter: President Emeritus, St. Louis Poetry Center

2:30 PM Eddie Silva: Publications Manager, Saint Louis Symphony

2:45 PM Rachel Storch: Representative of District 64, Missouri House of Representatives

3:00 PM William Wallace: Barbara Murphy Bryant Distinguished Professor of Art History, Washington University in St. Louis

3:15 PM Raymond Slavin, MD, MS: Professor of Internal Medicine, Director of Allergy and Immunology, St. Louis University School of Medicine

3:30 PM Harriet Baron: Coordinator of January Program, Washington University in St. Louis

3:45 PM Chris King: Editor, St. Louis American / Creative Director, Poetry Scores

4:00 PM Tom Sudholt: Morning Announcer and “Opera Man”, Classic 99

4:15 PM Stephen Schenkenberg: Editor-in-Chief, St. Louis Magazine

4:30 PM Denise DeCou: Executive Director, NCCJSTL

4:45 PM Ken Haller, MD: Associate Professor of Pediatrics, St. Louis University School of Medicine

5:00 PM Ulrike Schlafly: Chair, St. Louis Chapter of the American Council on Germany

5:15 PM Tom Schlafly: Partner, Thompson Coburn LLP // President, The Saint Louis Brewery, Inc.

5:30 PM Andrew Walker: Assistant Director of Curatorial Affairs and Curator of American Art, Saint Louis Art Museum

5:45 PM Jill Downen: Artist , Represented by Bruno David Gallery

6:00 PM Timothy O’Leary: General Director, Opera Theatre of St. Louis

6:15 PM Catherine Keane: Associate Professor of Classics, Washington University in St. Louis

6:30 PM Rev. Frank Krebs: Pastor, Sts. Clare & Francis Ecumenical Catholic Community

6:45 PM Catherine A. Neville: Editor and Co-founder, Sauce Magazine (Listen here.)