English Faculty

Postcolonial studies, critical theory, transnational studies.

Speculative fiction, coming-of-age narratives, transnational literature

20th and 21st century hemispheric American studies; queer & transfeminist cultural production; autotheory.

Renaissance poetry and poetics; theories of metaphor; book history; the history of science; and science fiction and fantasy.

American Literature, Gender & Sexuality Studies, Ethnic Studies

Creative writing; Caribbean and Latine arts; intersectional and interdisciplinary practices

Early modern; poetics; critical theory

Post-colonial literature(s) and theory, South Asian literature, Canadian diasporic writing.

Eighteenth-century British literature and culture; gender and sexuality studies; material culture

Women of color feminisms, Latinx and Native American literatures, decolonial praxis

Poetry Writing, 20th century American and British poetry, Literary Theory, Cultural Studies, History of the Pastoral

Nineteenth-century British literature and culture, auto/biography and life writing, women's writing, literatures of memory, pedagogy.

Creative writing, ecology and environmental sciences, ecocriticism

Creative writing, contemporary short fiction, experiments in narrative perspective

Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century British literature and culture, health humanities, disability studies

Creative writing, American literature, poetry studies

Creative writing, modern literature

African-American literature and culture, narrative theory, literary and cultural theory.

Modernist culture, narrative theory

Fiction, Creative Writing, Literary Publishing

Medieval literature, history of the book, Chaucer.

Fiction, Creative Non-Fiction, Travel Writing, Contemporary Fiction, Young Adult Fiction, "Expatriate" Literature, Saudi Arabia

20th and 21st-century multi-ethnic U.S. literatures; critical race and indigenous studies; science and medicine in literature.

African American literature, American literature, mixed race.

Hemispheric American literature, early and nineteenth-century; literature and environment; postcolonial studies; slave narrative and autobiography. 

Creative writing; creative writing pedagogy; inclusive literature 

American literature, women's literature, queer theory

Environmental humanities, digital humanities, Anglophone poetry and poetics

British literature and culture from the Restoration to the Romantic period; sensibility and the novel; the passions in eighteenth-century medicine, religion, and philosophy.