Terrance Darcey

Terrance Darcey, PhD, retired from Dartmouth and DHMC in 2015. During his career, he did academic work, including research and teaching in biomedical engineering and neuroscience. He is spending his retirement catching up on things he missed in his work life, including creative writing, literature, arts, and music. He and his wife Banisa live in Thetford, VT. (2/7/24)

More Short Fiction From the New Yorker Archive (Winter Term 2024)

Participant Testimonials:

Terrific course! I was introduced to many authors that I had know of but not read before, a lack I had felt as a reader was remedied.

And well organized. I like the predictable structure Terry brings to the class. There is always time to get to and cover everything. Very well thought out.

More Short Fiction from The New Yorker Archive (Fall Term 2022) 

Participant Testimonials:

This is the second time I've taken Terry's New Yorker class and I loved them both. Particularly value the exposure to multiple authors and the video clips and biographical information he provides on them.

Terry was loaded with additional knowledge and prepared to re-tell the stories, give a bio of an author and otherwise showed rich expertise.

More Short Fiction from The New Yorker Archive (Fall Term 2021)

Participant Testimonials:

Terrance was amazing, thoughtful, organized, and kept the course interesting.

Extradinarily well organized!

More Short Fiction from The New Yorker Archive (Fall Term 2020)

Participant Testimonials:

Extremely well done.

Terry did a great job of introducing the authors. He is also very adept at keeping the discussions moving.