Director, School of Literary and Performing Arts
Associate Professor of English, Affiliate in Gender Studies
Office: 501-U Stabler Hall
Phone: 501-916-5844
Email: [email protected]
Educational Background
- Ph.D., University of California at Santa Barbara
- M.A., New York University
- B.S., Highest Honors, Vanderbilt University
Areas of Focus
- Renaissance Literature, Digital Humanities, Feminist Cultural Studies
Selected Publications
Author
- “Resuscitability and ‘Excellent New’ Early Modern Verse” in New Technologies and Renaissance Studies 2
- “‘No public glory vainly I pursue’: The Paradox of Printing Sonneteers” in Early Modern Culture
- “Love Pleasant” and “Humours, Frollicks, etc.” (essays on the Pepysian ballad categories together with ballad selections) in Broadside Ballads from the Pepys Collection
Coauthor
- “Vexed Impressions: Toward a Digital Archive of Broadside Ballad Illustrations” in Digitizing Medieval and Early Modern Culture
- “Ballad Creation and Circulation” in Broadside Ballads from the Pepys Collection
- “The English Broadside Ballad Archive: from Theory to Practice” in Teaching Early Modern Literature from the Archives