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Alice Dailey, PhD, Mother of Stories: An Elegy. New York: Fordham Press, 2024.
Joseph Drury, PhD, “Haywood’s Whimsical Adventures: The Rococo and the Novel.” The Eighteenth-Century Novel and the Arts, edited by Jakub Lipski and M-C. Newbould, Edinburgh University Press, 2024, pp. 195-210.
“Humans, Machines, Automatons.” The Routledge Companion to Eighteenth-Century Literatures in English, edited by Suvir Kaul, Nicole Aljoe, and Sarah Eron, Routledge, 2023, pp 527-40.
“Afterword: On the Uses of the History of Technology for Literary Studies and Vice Versa.” British Literature and Technology, 1600-1830, edited by Kristin M. Girten and Aaron R. Hanlon, Bucknell University Press, 2023, pp. 164-176.
Dr. Drury also won a Short-Term Fellowship at the Winterthur Museum and Library for 2023-24.
Travis Foster, PhD, "White Supremacist Submission." TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly, vol. 10, no. 3-4, 2023, pp. 426-448. (Honorable mention, 1921 Prize, tenured category; awarded annually by the American Literature Society to the year’s best published essays on any topic related to American literature.)
Dr. Foster was also invited to present work from his new book project, Girl-Boy: The Racialization of Trans Feminine Childhood, at the Rosenbach Library in Philadelphia and the University of Mississippi in Oxford, as well as starting a new role as book reviews editor for Legacy: The Journal of American Women Writers.
Heather Hicks, PhD, “‘Stripped of These Things They Were Kin’: Tracking Judith Butler’s Post-9/11 Conception of Vulnerability in Recent Apocalyptic Fiction.” Contemporary Vulnerabilities, edited by Pier Paolo Piciucco, Nuova Trauben, 223, 197-216.
Joseph Lennon, PhD, was invited to present on “Seed Sharing: Sustainability, Culture, and Irish Soft Power” for the Boston College Irish Studies Annual Adele Dalsimer Lecture. He was also invited to speak and direct a symposium with Susan Kelly vonMedicus, hosted by Prince Albert of Monaco, at the Princess Grace Irish Library on “Sustainability in Irish Culture.”
Jean M. Lutes, PhD, and Sandra A. Zagarell, PhD, "An Unpublished Tale about African American Poetry: Alice Dunbar-Nelson’s 'The Grievances of the Books' (1897)," American Literary History, Volume 36, Issue 1, Spring 2024, Pages 51–73, https://doi.org/10.1093/alh/ajad158.
Megan Quigley, PhD, and David E. Chinitz, PhD, editors. Eliot Now. London: Bloomsbury, 2024.
Megan Quigley and David E. Chinitz. “Mature Fans Steal: Eliot’s Fictions.” Eliot Now. Ed Megan Quigley & David E. Chinitz. London: Bloomsbury, August 2024.
Lauren Shohet, PhD, “Touching the Shield of Achilles: Ekphrasis and/as Re-Mediation,” Anglia 142, 3 (Fall 2024): 1-16.
Dr. Shohet is also the subject editor for “Literature and Drama in English” for Routledge Online Resources: The Renaissance World.
Kimberly Takahata, PhD, “Reading with Powhatan Ancestral Remains in Robert Beverley’s The History and Present State of Virginia.” Early American Literature, vol. 59, no. 1, 2024, pp. 69–94. "Mutual Aid in Early America: A Roundtable. INSURRECT!, https://www.insurrecthistory.com/archives/vczgaj59ytbdhctoedf54foq5x4f68.
Dr. Takahata was also invited to present "Not Witnessing John Gabriel Stedman’s Narrative, of a Five Years Expedition" at the University of Pennsylvania's Restoration to Victorian Studies Reading Group.
Tsering Wangmo, PhD, The Politics of Sorrow. New York: Columbia University Press, 2025. https://cup.columbia.edu/book/the-politics-of-sorrow/9780231212472.
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