Author Archive
Naza Amaeze Okoli
Naza Amaeze Okoli he/him/his M.A., University of Lagos, Nigeria B.A., University of Lagos, Nigeria Areas of Interest: Black vernacular traditions; print culture; race and performance in the Black Atlantic; African/African American literature
Isabel Norwood
Isabel Norwood B.A., Colorado College Modern and contemporary American literature, particularly Latinx literature in the American South
Allison Nick
Allison Nick B.A., Washington University in St. Louis 20th Century American Literature, Southern Literature, Postwar Literature, Transatlantic Studies, Women and Gender Studies
Bailey Moorhead
she/her/hers B.A., Oklahoma State University Areas of Interest: Research interests include 20th Century American literature and film, with emphasis on south/western fiction, modernism, historical materialism, critical race theory, and gender studies.
Linda N. Masi
Linda N. Masi B.Sc., Rivers State University of Science and Technology Fiction Writing, Fiction workshop, The Novel, Postcolonial Literature, African & African-American Literature, World Literature, Screenwriting and film
Juyoun (Juyeon) Jang
Juyoun (Juyeon) Jang M.A., American Studies, Sogang University in Seoul, S. Korea B.A., Korean Literature and Philosophy, Sogang University in Seoul, S. Korea Main interests: African American Literature; Critical Prison Studies, Black Feminism; Transnational Black Studies; the Global South; Cinema Studies
Sarah Huddleston
Sarah Huddleston M.F.A., The University of Mississippi M.A., English, Portland State University B.A., English, Portland State University literary fiction; slipstream fiction; magical realism; fairy tales; folklore; environmental literature; gender and sexuality studies; creative nonfiction
Katherine Howell
Katherine Howell B.A., Wofford College 20th-century American literature, modernism, southern gothic fiction, literary representations of alienation, and feminist theory
Amber P. Hodge
Amber P. Hodge they/them/theirs M.A., English, University of North Carolina at Wilmington A.M., American Studies, College of William and Mary A.B., English, College of William and Mary adaptation, American literature and culture since WWI, animal studies, the Anthropocene, class, disability studies, gender, Hawai‘i and the Global South, memory, queer theory, southern gothic, trauma www.amberhodge.org