Assistant Professor studying anticolonial literature, citizenships, & law. Based in San Francisco!

Assistant Professor of Literature at Stevens Institute of Technology. Co-editor of Fictions of America: The Book of Firsts. Research interests: Science Fiction, Queer Studies, African American Literature, Global Anglophone Literature and Postcolonial Studies

Associate professor of literature and philosophy, 18th-c, LGBTQ, Bentham, economic humanities

assistant prof of German studies @UBC; literary studies; print history; media studies; film studies

English lit & culture prof at Cologne university, works on contemporary lit (gender studies, neo-Victorianism), fungi, and early modern drama (genre, piracy, law & literature)

Postdoc in Chinese literature and translation history; literary translator (Sinophone fiction & poetry => French)

Early modern literature PhD candidate at the University of Geneva; usually somewhere between the digital, humanities, and seventeenth century.

Professor~early modern English drama~Shakespeare~feminist ethics~parrhesia~series co-ed., *Late Tudor & Stuart Drama* She/her/ella https://mla.hcommons.org/members/clalfar/

PhD candidate | Working on reading | Research Assoc. & Instructor at University of Münster | she/her

English prof, critic, blogger in Halifax NS. Interested in talking about Victorian fiction, contemporary fiction, books in general, academia, life.

@Exhaust_Fumes Vim, Ph.D.

Early Modernist (esp. drama). WOC. Union Officer. Former Dean. Cat Lady. Grouch. Writing a book on the militia in english history and drama.

professor of medieval Chinese literature working on ghosts, cybernetics, poetry/poetics, cats, information, and other stuff

Kimberly Quiogue Andrews

Assistant Professor of Theatre & Dance at the University at Buffalo — SUNY. African & African diasporic performance; Black theatre & performance; performance historiography; transnational histories; performance studies; postcolonial studies; affect theory.

English AssocProf, Direct @18thConnect.org. 18th Centuryist, Book History, DH, manuscript fiction. Multiclass: Smell, Dramaturgy, TRPGs, Fandom, Archives.

Writing a book on racial capitalism in Indian Ocean worlds. Currently: Institute of Citizens and Scholars Career Enhancement Fellow. Usually: Assistant Professor of English and International & Global Studies at UNC Greensboro. Affiliated faculty to the Program of African American and African Diaspora Studies

lecturer / precarious academic working on queer Marxist aesthetics / abjection / horror / reality television / some other stuff

Associate Professor of Film and Media Studies, Comparative Literature, and Digital Humanities at Dartmouth.

I'm a pop music studies scholar and philosopher who also acquires in those areas and lit theory for Palgrave.

English Literature at University of Leeds. Afrohorror. Critical Race Theory & the Horror Genre.

Subvertxworship@todon.eu

I’m a Black Studies PhD student at UT Austin & a freelance writer. I do a lot of comparative literature thinking/writing & would love to be in community with other lit folks!

University of Mississippi English PhD candidate & instructor. Tudor-Stuart lit + disability studies.

PhD Warwick 2009, have taught introduction to modern culture, creative writing. Interests include capitalism & the late 20C/21C novel, theory of the novel, political economy, 18C culture. Have published two novels as well as on capitalism in Thomas Pynchon.

19th C Russian lit specialist who focuses on genre and form, gothic, environmental humanities, and other interesting things. Digital humanist doing computational text analysis. UBC Assoc prof

Assistant Professor of English, Middle Georgia State University. Ed. The Tacky South; Dear Regina: Flannery O'Connor's Letters from Iowa; Author, Being Ugly: Southern Women Writers and Social Rebellion. Currently working on pre-Roe depictions of abortion in southern literature.

English professor at Tulane, working on a book about the racialization of free verse. She/her.

Hi - I am a creative writer & editor and academia refugee now situated in public humanities work where I conduct literature programs. Here to follow to keep up with literary discourse and trends to implement into projects for public engagement (and continue my own amateur scholarly pursuits). Find my writing at adityadesaiwriter.com

PhD | Public Humanities Fellow @ Newberry Library | Early Modernist | Representations of Tudor Queens | Period Dramas | Pop Culture | Romance Reader | Fangirl

Associate Professor in Literature (Stevens Institute of Technology). Dramatic Lit, Shakespeare, 20th Century Anglophone, Cinema Studies. PhD U of London

Associate Professor of English, SUNY Oneonta. 18th Century Lit, Theory, Genre, Gender, Didactic Fiction

Author of Pebble Swing and On Forgetting a Language. poetry, experimental poetry, English and World Literature, memory work

Undergrad at Swansea Uni, particularly interested in Modernist literature and the ways we connect different bits of writing. Video essayist sometimes, working on a big project to do with literary forgery and authorship controversies.

Educational Developer at University of Liverpool, and researcher of nineteenth-century literature and culture (particularly periodicals, print culture and crime fiction).

NYU Public Humanities Fellow. Dissertation on economic thought and literary rhetoric. Co-host of High Theory Podcast.

PhD candidate at the Université de Neuchâtel. Interests include: place, poetics, digital humanities, deep mapping, Elizabeth Bishop, and children's literature. Creative writing instructor.

Assoc. Prof. of English/Latinx Studies @ Pace U in NYC. Print & digital cultures of the Americas, media change past & present, 19th-century Latinx literary & media innovation, futures of media & higher ed. Completing a book: Electrifying News: A Hemispheric History of the Present in 19th-Century Print Culture.

Combined Historian . earlymodernist/medievalist . book history . he/him . #AngloDutch . #MedievalMastodon . funcrusher

Asst prof of humanities/gen ed. Teaching/researching literary journalism, media, ethics, religion—often all at once. "How the News Feels" coming 2023 from UMass Press.

German Studies (Early Modern Era, 19th and 21st Century), CompLit, Children's and Young Adult Literature (German, Anglophone, Scandinvian), Spirituality, Creative and Academic Writing, Uncertainty. Currently Acting Chair at the German Department of KU Eichstädt.

Prof who studies translation, book history, poetics, early modernity, women, etc..Living in Florida; liked living in France, Scotland, England, Belgium; like travel, swimming, needlework, zazen, words. Currently coordinating a PMLA issue coming out in 2023 on translation.

Distant reading; perspectival modeling; computational humanities; mostly English-language literature after 1700. Teach at the Univ of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

Digital humanities researcher (Sorbonne, Montpellier-3) working on text mining analysis of large digitized corpus of French newspapers and novels.

Associate Professor of English at Portland State University; Anglophone modernism, sound studies, film. Author, SUBLIME NOISE (JHUP, 2014). Mastodon-inept but learning.

Poet (Little Black Train, Claire's Empire, The Light in the Film are the most recent collections), Edward Everett Hale Jr., Professor of English at Union College.

Fairy tales, textiles, narrative & community. Living in Yerevan, teaching writing and literature remotely for a private, liberal arts program in Moscow.

Ancient Historian and Public Engagement Specialist. Trustee @ Classics for All and The Roman Society. Co-founder https://www.classics.ox.ac.uk/classics-communities Website: www.drmaimusie.com

Asst Prof of Italian at UNC, medievalist, law and gender, debt and obligation, obscenity and censorship, economies of sex

Associate Prof of English at Illinois State University; Early Modern Literature, Drama, Book History, Bibliography; Playbooks; Libraries; Shakespeare by default, likes horses, cats, bees, and kind people

@MattSeybold@paigecompositor.marktwainstudies.org

Resident Scholar, Center For Mark Twain Studies (C19 AmLit, Lit & Econ, Media Studies, etc.)

Assistant Professor of English at the University of Louisville. Poetry, poetics, philosophy, translation.

Early modernist historian of imaginary dances. Yes, niche, but imagination is a volatile historical force! Lover of DH, memory studies, critical colonial studies. Postdoc, EXC 2020 "Temporal Communities: Doing Literature in a Global Perspective" at Freie Universität Berlin.

PhD Candidate at Western University, Early American Literature, romance, representations of slavery, early Black writing, transatlantic interactions of literature and white supremacy

Asst Prof of Global Anglophone literature and Creative Writing at California State University, Sacramento. Author of Out of Mind (Ohio State UP) and Open Couplets (Yoda Press).

Prof of Classics (UofBirmingham), research focus on ancient Roman ideas and experience of landscapes in texts, literary urbanism, late Republican Latin literary culture (including M. Terentius Varro). Currently Dean of Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences.

Victorianist and literature professor, lover of quirky details. Travel and empire, digital liberal arts, how we talk about "the humanities."

Professor of Women's and Gender History, with a focus on 1300-1700. PI on AHRC-funded project, Alice Thornton's Books: Remembrances of a Woman's Life in the 17thC.

Mama | spouse | literary Caribbeanist at UMass Amherst | weaver | aspiring crone | she/her. Defenestrating old versions (S. Ramlochan), letting emergence and complexity carry me along (E. Sawin), here for climate justice today and all the days.

Full professor of Romance Philology at Freie Universität Berlin. Director of Center for Italian Studies. Early modern literature, Italian Renaissance

She/her. Assistant prof of English. Researches global Anglophone lit, Romanticism, Asian American lit, poetics. Creative writer as well. Books: Body Facts (2021). Romanticism and the Poetics of Orientation (2023)

PhD with UofToronto CMS/BHPC. Palaeography, codicology, medieval medicine. Book history, games studies, DH, HTR/ML. Queer + trans.

PhD Student at Loughborough Uni - Marie Corelli, Dickens, Victorian/ Edwardian fiction, Fin de Siècle culture and popular fiction.

#VictorianLiterature professor. #Ecocriticism, #UtopianStudies, #CreativeNonfiction. Columnist @3 Quarks Daily. Essays at doctorwaffle.substack.com. She/hers. Team Cake.

19th century British Literature. Temporality. Ecology. Systems. Robots. Time Machines. Education.

Gothic studies, science fiction, environmental humanities, plants, ice, stone, critical medical humanities. Reader at Lancaster University. Books: Urban Gothic; Gothic SF; Transplantation Gothic. Cis,queer,she/her. Instagram@sara.wasson.words @sarawasson@mstdn.social

Literary and Cultural Historian (C18-C19). Lecturer for English (EFL), University of Hamburg. PhD-Rutgers 2011.

I'm a PhD student in cultural studies at UC Davis, focusing on Mad, trans, and critical disability studies. I'm also a poet and writer, interested in hybrid forms and speculative poetics in relation to Madness.

Graduate Student of Iranian and Indian Studies. Language tutor. Translator. Interests: Modern Persian Literature, Comperative Literature, Anthropology of the Middle East/Iran, Women's and Gender Studies

20th/21st-C French Literature and Memory Studies. War, trauma, migration, monuments, national identity, laïcité/religion.

English Department, University of Illinois - Chicago. Modernism, Gertrude Stein, early 20th c. middle-brow and celebrity authors

Tech Services and ILL librarian at a small liberal arts college in Louisiana. Big fan of my animals, video games, sports and travel.

Scholar of religion & literature, editor of Bloomsbury Studies in Popular Fiction and Religious Dynamics, former president International Society for Religion, Literature & Culture, reviews editor for Literature & Theology. I work mostly on SFF, occasionally CanLit, and have in interest in but no publications relating to mystery and romance.

19th c Brit epic + drama, organizer of Digital Mitford. Adventurer in Digital Humanities. Builds, analyzes, visualizes, activates w/ #TEI and #XSLT. Prof of DH | Program Chair: DIGIT at Penn State Behrend (she/they)

Associate Professor at Princeton, author of The Rise and Fall of Meter, two books coming soon, Prosody as Archive and Humanities Data Work. PI of Princeton Prosody Archive (prosody.princeton.edu) and Director of Center for Digital Humanities at Princeton. I do a lot of things and I help other people turn their stuff into data that can do things, too.

Quaintrelle. Settler-Coloniser on Stolen Land. Solid Eyebrow Game. Prone to uhtceare. Transmedial Life-Writing/Lit & Law/Music & Memoir. She/Her.

Assoc. prof of English at Southern Miss / coordinator of minors in Disability Studies and Health & Medical Humanities—Romanticism / disability studies / history of medicine / health humanities / DH

I write and teach about American literature and critical theory, with books on Faulkner, Elizabeth Bishop, and Native American literatures, and a book called How to Interpret Literature. I'm working now on a book about American literature of the Great Depression. Department of English, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Thank you for helping literary studies scholars connect.

Scholar of twentieth century British, Irish, and global Anglophone lit and culture, mostly in relation to radio and other mass media

I'm a Professor of Journalism at the University of Massachusetts Amherst studying US press history, with emphasis on race, Black press, white supremacy, political economies, democracy. Deep interest, too, in literary journalism/narrative journalism and history of the book and print culture. Southerner in New England. Love books, reading, cooking, running. Love this broken world.

c18-c19 Brit lit professor: publishing history, Romantic fiction, magazines (re-entering my info since I changed instances)

Marinera en Tierra @rubiales46@mstdn.social

Marinera en Tierra @rubiales46

Scholar of early modern Iberia, however my research also includes topics intrinsically related to Colonial Latin America. My most recent publication, "Time of Catastrophe: Temporalities in the Transatlantic Relación of Diego Portichuelo de Ribadeneyra", appeared in the Routledge Hispanic Studies Companion to Early Modern Spanish Literature and Culture. My current research centers on early modern navigation and the sea.

Classicist, primarily working on canonization and classicism as ideologies. Also focus on women in academia.

Prof UCLA /UCLA Info Studies | Director @ California Rare Book School | Global Bibliography, Libraries, Justice | Fulbright Specialist | Critical Book, Publishing, & Literacy Studies Editor at Library Juice Press

writer, musician. IN SINGING, HE COMPOSED A SONG, 2022 ReLit Shortlist. SSHRC Doctoral Fellow at Lancaster - Derrida & the Book of Daniel.

I’m a NTT 18th-century literary historian specializing in the novels of the late eighteenth century. I work full-time as an applications specialist at Colorado College, where I provide DH/DLA support.

PhD student studying British lit in C19, pop. fiction in the Strand Magazine, and illustrated periodicals.

Assistant Professor in Slavic Literary and Culture Studies, U of Innsbruck. Editor of http://digitalicons.org. Literature Theory, New Media, Digital Humanities

Latin American Studies, Comics, Experimental Poetry, Gender and Memory Studies; Postdoctoral Researcher @FreieUniversitätBerlin

Essayist, Professor, Critic, Advocate. Former US Army Surgical Technician. Forging alliances with international artists. PhD, American Studies. https://theatre.illinois.edu/people/profiles/jeffrey-eric-jenkins/

Coming from German Literature Studies, currently working in a Lexicography Project @ZDL/AdW Göttingen, Germany. Work in progress: Habilitation project on (german language) history of knowledge and literatur on boxing.

Professor of Women's and Gender History, with a focus on 1300-1700. PI on AHRC-funded project, Alice Thornton's Books: Remembrances of a Woman's Life in the Seventeenth Century.

PhD candidate at St Andrews interested in c16 French literature, history and culture; animal studies (particularly the horse); classical reception

assistant prof of literature & composition, working on English, French & Wolof literatures of Africa & beyond, sci-fi, comics.

Grad student (MA). Gender studies, queer studies, coming-of-age narratives; also posts abt. academic writing, 19c literature, the Gothic, & tragedies.

Comparative Literature, Asian Studies, history and future of the humanities; I teach at Penn State.

@wendybirdblue and @gothicunbound

I study gothic fiction, specializing in 19th century cheap forms of publication. Expect to complete PhD in May 2023 at Marquette University. Full-time day job in public health to support costly academic habits, avoiding precarity, which is a plus.

Writes about contemporary lit & culture. Wellcome Trust Research Fellow at Northumbria University, UK

Theatre history scholar with a focus on queer modernist playwrights in Eastern Europe and Russia.

Assc Prof of Chinese Lit and Lang. Translation, Satire, Narrative, Republican Era mostly, but teach everything

A British Law student and aspiring writer. Currently researching abortion policy in America, and what this might mean for female bodily autonomy in the years to come. This research is for a dystopian novel I plan to write, which takes these impingements on female bodily autonomy to their logical superlatives. Recently, I have enjoyed masquerading as a 'Pro-Life' (anti-abortion) activist, emailing some of the most staunchly Republican senators in an effort to master their vernacular.

writer/translator in berlin | finishing a phd on Cavell, Diamond & ethical criticism | working on my novel LOGIK | admin of https://zirk.us | blog: https://lexipenia.wordpress.com/

Literary historian specializing in 19th century US, book history, children's lit, gender, grieving, place. Interested in eco & environmental topics too.

Postdoc at Univ of Toronto; Medieval British literature, law & literature, Fachliteratur, manuscript codicology & palaeography, Book History, disability & accessibility

PhD Candidate | Black Modernism | Race, War, Veterans, Time, Home, Afrofuturism, & Epic | English Lecturer at Southern Utah University

Settler academic reads, teaches, writes on queer Indigenous lit & film. Aka the most fab lit/film ever:

Visiting Lecturer in Literature at University of Pittsburgh. Studying Haredi Jewish kidlit, writing an intro book to American Haredi kidlit, working on a DH project with Olomeinu, an Orthodox Jewish children's magazine

I'm a PhD student at Columbia studying Yiddish and German literatures, I also teach Yiddish online. Language learning is my labor of love, currently working on reviving/learning my Spanish and then probably Hebrew and Arabic in that order. My academic interests are wide ranging, including but not limited to critical pedagogy and theory, the relationship between politics, especially social movements and aesthetics, the cold war, history of nationalism and diasporic movements, and translation. I did my undergrad degree in comparative literature and history and I'm still interested in cultural history.

big into reading, books, litstudies, Australian fiction, eating and knitting. research interests include Australian women writers, postcolonial theory, working class writing, social realism, and working-class women in fiction

I teach English (lit, tech comm, and comp), write fiction and nonfiction, and study literatures of the American West. Research interests include deserts and rivers, genres (westerns and gothic especially), settler colonial studies, writing studies, and Bob Dylan. I watch too much soccer when I should be writing.

Dir. Canadian Studies UofT. Children's data privacy, DIgital Humanities & Social Sciences / DHSS. Digital/ geolocative /interactive storytelling, video games & game studies. Cities / mapping hidden histories. Speculative design & fiction / design futures. Life Design Educator. 
She/her. Playing w MidJourney & w AI gen texts, Bitsy, Twine. 
Here to learn & be delighted by an algorithm ad-free zone

English Professor at a Southern University; specializes in early modern Brit lit, women's writing, Milton, etc.

Spanish literature professor specializing in Spanish Gothic lit, writing on haunting in post-Franco Gothic fiction

Principal lecturer in English department at UNT; Lacanian psychoanalysis, digital games, Victorian/Modernist lit & culture, and a bit of pop culture too.

Scholar of Korean literature and culture. Currently Pony Chung Fellow and Research Professor, Research Institute of Korean Studies at Korea University. Working on first book, on decolonial literary comparisons.

@gothicunbound @wendybirdblue

Scholar of 19th century cheap gothic fiction. Chapbooks, penny serials, books in parts, railway editions, periodicals. British and Anglophone. PhD in literature May 2023 Marquette University. Employed by Wisconsin Department of Health Services.

Reader in Romanticisms @English_EHU / @AHRCpress. Early Career Leadership Fellow, 2020-2022, ‘The Romantic Ridiculous’ / Co-Director of @EHUNineteen / He/Him

We're an independent academic publisher in the humanities. Follow us for both earnest and tongue in cheek book, lit, philosophy, and history content!

Associate Professor of English, Rutgers University Camden. Early National American (Hemispheric) lit, Comp Lit, Early Americanists, C19

Teacher of English Literature and Psychology at Further Education College; 2nd chance Education, opening doors. Love reading and dabble in writing for now. Interested in social justice

Magister Artium in Phonetics, Scandinavian and Slavic literature and languages. Languages: German/Polish/English/French/Swedish/Norwegian/Icelandic/Danish/Russian

Computational Literary Studies, French Literature, 18th to 20th centuries. Trier University, Germany.

Prof. of Italian Studies and Renaissance at University of Toronto; book history, gender, race in late medieval and early modern Italy

Professor of English at CUNY, I'm a Victorianist working on disability studies, feminism, ethics of care, the novel

17th-19thc English literature, HEL, Maria Edgeworth, history of lexicography, Jewish studies, antisemtism/philosemitism

Professor of modern Chinese literature at the University of Virginia, reportage literature, essays, emotion in socialist culture, documentary film

Artist, college teacher, performance scholar. Co-founder of Spatula&Barcode. he or they.

Assistant professor of US Literature, University of Pisa (Italy). I wrote a book on Cormac McCarthy, edited an anthology on Nick Cave, and I am currently working on a monograph dealing with narratology and/in African American ghost stories. I am literary critic for il manifesto (an Italian daily newspaper), and play a decent blues guitar.

I have recently finished my PhD in English from the University of St Andrews. My PhD research focuses on nostalgia in the works of contemporary American diasporic women writers. I am currently working on a new project which studies food, intimacies and affect.

Lecturer and OhD candidate in secondary student reading identities, motivation, reading cultures, and the influence of teacher librarians.

Literary and videogame scholar, working with narrative and interpretive strategies for videogames. Co-writer on the Norwegian government’s strategies for videogames 2020-2022 and 2023-2025.

Almudena Jiménez Virosta

MA Student Comparative and English Literature (1600-1850) and Hispanic Studies (Uni.Geneva) - Coleridge, the Shelleys and Spanish Golden Age

Associate professor of English and Director of Interdisciplinary Studies at University of North Florida. Author of Power Lines (MIT 2017) and various things about technology, literature, and bodies. Former prison educator, currently studying prisons.

assistant prof of English at West Virginia University, working on modern American poetry, lit and philosophy, 20th C literature

Carlos Gardeazabal Bravo

Scholar interested in Latin American literature & cinema | human rights & memory | Ecocriticism | Humanitarianism | Migration | Assistant Professor of Spanish & Latinx and Latin American Studies - University of Dayton.

Associate Professor of English & WGS, IU NW / Author of Dynamic Form: How Intermediality Made Modernism @CornellPress, 2020 / Opinions my own (she/her)

JRF (postdoc) at St Hilda's College, Oxford; modernism/20c lit; essays in The Point, The Fence, The New Yorker

@enfretwell@paigecompositor.marktwainstudies.org

Associate Professor & DGS of English & Comp Lit at Columbia University. Author of EXTRATERRITORIAL & co-editor of the Literature Now book series at Columbia UP. Hound Partisan. Motorcycle moron. Special Ed Scrapper.

Environmental humanities, energy humanities, fossil fuels, 18th-19th century literature, Northern Arizona University

Valerie Estelle Frankel is the author of over 80 books on pop culture, including Hunting for Meaning in The Mandalorian; The Villain’s Journey; Star Wars Meets the Eras of Feminism; 4th Wave Feminism in Science Fiction; and similar analysis. Now she’s the editor of Jewish Science Fiction and Fantasy, and open to submissions on this academic series for Rowman & Littlefield. Also a composition instructor in the SF Bay Area.

Comp lit prof, Northwestern. Poetry, modernism, americas, gardens, maritime stuff, labor

Comp Lit prof, Northwestern. Poetry, modernism, Americas, gardens, maritime stuff, labor.

Assistant prof at UGA. 18th-century British literature and the early Black Atlantic. Working on a book about novelistic character, race, and secularist empire.

American & African American Literature from 1945 to the present. Comics and Graphic Novels. Disability studies.

Associate professor of comparative literature, English and literary studies, Athabaskan University. Digital storytelling and digital humanities, VR, AR, and experimental lit.

Professeur, recherche-création littéraire, Département des littératures de langue française, Université de Montréal (théorie de la création, approche dialogique, écoféminisme)

Assoc. Prof Wayne State University. Book History, 18th Century British novel, pedagogy past & present, media studies. Editor of Criticism. Executive Council, SHARP.

Modernism, literatures of slavery and the plantation, Irish studies, postcolonial studies, environmental humanities

PhD student of Slavic Languages and Literatures. Focus on ex Yugoslavia, Eastern Europe, proletarian literature, the Adriatic, Balkan/Habsburg modernism, queer studies. Translator from Serbo-Croatian to English.

@miraassafk (de-activated)

Assistant Professor of English & Race, Gender, Sexuality Studies. Shakespeare. #ShakeRace

I am a PhD student at Stanford studying Shakespeare performance histories, 18th Century and Rise of the Novel literature, and Gothic literature.

Medievalist by training, adaptation studies for the moment. Working on modern Chaucerian reception. Backburner interests in medieval romance, history of emotions, queer and trans studies.

English PhD candidate @UVA, alum @Yale • independent writer • tethered modernist, transatlantic nerd

Ph.D. candidate at Brown University. Interested in 20C Global Anglophone Novel, Modernism, Law and Literature, and Critical Theory. Particular interest in Property Law and similarities between legal and literary forms.

Ph.D. candidate in the English Department at Brown, former lawyer. Working on law and literature, 20C Global Anglophone Novel, Modernism.

English Literature 1550-2022, Grotesque/ Monstrous, LGBTQ+, History of Sexuality, Shakespeare

Lecturer l Doctoral Candidate/ABD in History and Sociology of American Media, Race, Class, and Political Culture, Rutgers, New Brunswick

early C19/Romantic lit prof, English Language and Literatures, U of British Columbia, Vancouver/ unceded xʷməθkʷəy̓əm territory

English PhD candidate at UMN; researching auto/biography and 19c. british lit; critic and creative nonfiction writer; managing editor at Pleiades

This is an update for Elizabeth B. Davis.

Change of server: @marineraentierra@hcommons.social

Early Modern Iberian Studies; some of my publications overlap with topics in Colonial Latin American Studies. Author of _Myth and Identity in the Epic of Imperial Spain_ and numerous articles on early modern maritime topics. Current book project centers early modern Atlantic crossings.

Professor early modern English literature; interests in early modern women, book history, early modern drama. Blogs on female book ownership

University Distinguished Professor of English at Kansas State University. Author or co-editor of thirteen books, including Was the Cat in the Hat Black?: The Hidden Racism of Children’s Literature, and the Need for Diverse Books (2017).

#Poet, #Professor, #Translator, #NewMedia #Artist (#DigitalLiterature / #eLit). Recent books include SCARLET (forthcoming, Spuyten Duyvil, 2023); Arsenal/Sin Documentos; Endless, Beautiful, Exact; and Elegy for Dead Languages.

Professor of modern Chinese literature at the University of Virginia, reportage literature, essays, emotion in socialist culture, documentary film

Researcher in French and Italian Studies. Currently at Australian National University (ANU). Specialism: Historical Film, Adaptation.

Working for the Specialized Information Service Comparative Literature (SIS Comparative Literature which is a project funded by the DFG (German Research Foundation). We are hosting the platform avldigital.de where you can publish cfps, events etc.

I'm a digital humanist researching the poetry of the (very) very long #c18th, particularly the emergence of Romanticism across Europe and the world. Some of my work is at https://www.thomasgray.org/ , https://www.eighteenthcenturypoetry.org/ , and https://www.romanticperiodpoetry.org/

Post-Doc at the University of Bamberg. Research interests: Contemporary War Literature, Autobiography, 19th-Century Poetry, SFF (esp. Star Trek) Gender, Imperialism, Transatlantic Literature.

CompLit + Media Studies... Civic Storytelling, Essay Films, Theory Films, Literary Epistemology, EnvHum (FU Berlin, Princeton, Yale, Stanford)

Postdoc literary & cultural studies at LMU Munich. German lit, film and theatre, comedy from Enlightenment to Slapstick.

Assistant professor in Hispanic Studies (UC Riverside). Modern literature (mostly poetry), popular culture, and political theory in Spain and Latin America.

I am interested in Black historical presence and cultural legacy in Spain. I have also studied Spanish Republican exile in Mexico, micro fiction, and environmental humanities. Porque fueron, somos.

Modernist and Contemporary literature and the arts in Asia, Europe, and Northern America. Comparative Literature Ph.D. student at CUNY Graduate Center, New York.

Associate Professor of English at University of Dubuque: research interests in early modern English literary /religious texts and material culture. Currently working on a project on beer and brewing in early modern England.

Honorary Senior Lecturer at ANU, early modernist, multilingual cultural and literary historian of Europe

Researcher, Writer•Words @theAtlantic @Catapultstory •PhDing The Empathy Industry: The Contemporary Pakistani Novel and Human Rights in the World Literary Marketplace @uniofyork • theory&Econ @cambridge_uni @barnardcollege @columbia

PhD student interested in life writing / autobiography, well-being and the digital humanities.

Computational Literary Studies; French Literature 1750-2000; Professor for Digital Humanities at Trier University, Germany

University of Illinois at Chicago, Modernism, Gertrude Stein, Digital Humanities, Media Studies

PhD in philosophy interested in the social and political uses of literature in 20th century Spain.

18th and 19th lit, women's writing, open access, public humanities, material culture, periodicals, craft

British Victorian literature, media history, digital humanities, science fiction, &c. in the English Dept and Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media PhD program (CRDM) at NC State University.

Lecturer @UniKonstanz, PhD (submitted) on historical fiction, seriality, complexity in contemporary TV Drama

PhD candidate, English, at Wilfrid Laurier University. Dissertation focuses on subaltern representations that challenge happy multiculturalism in Canada. Areas of research: Disability/Trans/Queer Theory, Postcolonial South Asian literature, South Asian diasporic lit, CanLit

Sanchari Sur (please ignore earlier entry!)

PhD candidate, English, at Wilfrid Laurier University. Areas of research: CanLit, Postcolonial South Asian Lit, South Asian diasporic lit, Queer/Trans theory, Disability theory, Canadian multiculturalism

PhD student in Duke's Program in Literature, studying the philosophy of media and technology. Specifically, I am interested in the problem of distraction (and, more broadly, figurations of cognitive capitalism) in contemporary digital culture.

I'm an Associate Professor in children's & young adult literature and culture at Maynooth University, Ireland, and the General Editor of The International Journal of Young Adult Literature.

Assoc. Prof of Spanish & Humanities; interested primarily in early modern theatre & performance; author of Chocolate (UTorontoP 2021), co-editor of Social Justice in Golden Age Spanish Theatre (UTorontoP 2021), currently working on a new project around latinx performances of early modern Spanish plays (see www.siglolatinx.com).

Associate Prof of French at University of Alberta. Early modern travel writing (esp. Jesuit mission reports) and 17th century theatre

Postdoc at Uni Konstanz; Victorian Studies; Contemporary British Drama; 2nd book project: Textures of Shame in Victorian Fiction

PhD students at the University of St Andrews in English, interested in contemporary literature, whistleblowing studies, comparative literature, media studies, and experimental models of critique

Doctoral Candidate in the Department of English at UCSB I FordFellow I Research interests: Chicanx masculinities, ontology, and the political I (he/him)

Associate Professor of Medical Humanities and British Literature, using nineteenth-century novels to have conversations about health and equity

@EllieByrne@matdn.social

Update for new server link. Assoc. Prof of Spanish & Humanities; interested primarily in early modern theatre & performance; author of Chocolate (UTorontoP 2021), co-editor of Social Justice in Golden Age Spanish Theatre (UTorontoP 2021), currently working on a new project around latinx performances of early modern Spanish plays (see www.siglolatinx.com).

Prof. of English and Director, Center for Digital Learning, SUNY Geneseo. Victorians, Thoreau, Digital Humanities, Digital Learning. Director, Digital Thoreau. https://digitalthoreau.org

Assistant professor at CSU Dominguez Hill. Chicana feminism, digital humanities, social media flake.

Literature studies drop-out, now homeschooling and rediscovering my passion for classic lit.

Poet. Author of Empire from U of A. Poems in http://fourwayreview.com/two-poems-by-x…
Writing teacher at City College of San Francisco.

Scholar of 19th C British literature and curious reader of news about the world. Author, most recently, of _Victorian Skin: Surface, Self, History_ (Cornell, 2019).

PhD student on contemporary spanish literature at UPPA university (Pau, France). My ressearch : writing and intimacy. My interests : Disability studies and digital Humanities.

Independent researcher of modern literature (c.1800-present). Currently writing a book about parody and the Devil. Previously wrote a book about G.K. Chesterton and literary modernism.

In pursuit of a PhD. Doing research in literary studies with an interest in Anglophone world lit, humour theory and humour in novels, as well as lit theory more generally

I am a lecturer/assistant professor in German at UCD (Dublin, Ireland) with a research interest in female agency, manuscript cookery books, and book history in the long eighteenth century.

PhD from MEMS @ Kent on violence, language, and embodiment in early modern drama. Academic advisor and adjunct at Carthage College. Cats, Middleton, and the Cubs. Co-founder of MEMSlib.co.uk. she/her. opinions my own.

Asst Prof @ George Mason University English Dept, affiliated in NAIS, WGS, Cultural Studies. Currently writing about nuclear cultures in postcolonial/decolonial contexts. Teaching across SFF, EnvHum, queer theory, contemporary lit.

Assoc Prof @ Aarhus Univ. Teaching/Researching Climate Change Fiction, Fan Studies, Postmodernism, Detective Fiction, Science Fiction, Intercultural Studies .... (he/him)

Assistant Director of Composition at George Mason University / digital composition / digital literary studies / digital literacy and community engagement

Rhetoric & Composition, Professional & Technical writing, pedagogy, andragogy, annotation, grammar, British lit, poetry, psychology, ADHD, some ESL, plagiarism

Lecturer in Twentieth-Century Literature and Culture, Edinburgh Napier University. Former Chair of British Association for Modernist Studies.

PhD candidate (University College Dublin, Ireland). Critical Animal Studies, Literary Studies, Gender, Race, Horror. Looking at depictions of meat and cannibalism in literature.

French lit, fan fiction studies, myths and legends in contemporary literature. Senior Lecturer at Umea University, Sweden.

Associate Professor of English, University of Saskatchewan. Teaching and writing focussed on modernism, feminism, life writing, contemporary experimental writing.

Senior Lecturer in English, Loughborough University. Modernism, early-20C literature, Irish literature, poetry, James Joyce, W. B. Yeats, T. Sturge Moore, May Sinclair, textual scholarship, literary archives and manuscripts, literary heritage.

I am a research fellow at Cambridge University, working on postcolonial literature, archive studies, and digital humanities

PhD Student in English Literature at the University of Colorado. Marxian/Modernist/Poet/Musician/Critic. Research forthcoming in The Journal of Wyndham Lewis Studies. Poems and stories published in New South Journal, storySouth, and others. Go Dawgs.

PhD Researcher, University of Edinburgh: Scottish Folk Revival and Marxist Cultural Theory (interests: cultural hegemony, Gramsci, 'folk' culture, cultural revivalism, history of folk, Scottish folk culture and music, labour history, working-class culture)