and topics from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. His current projects include the pilot script for a television series "Remnants" and a book-length study of Dickens's theatricality,
A Book in Company
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LEE A. JACOBUS
is an Associate Professor of English at the University of Connecticut. He has written on Milton, Shakespeare, and modern Irish literature. Jacobs has edited several books, including
The Bedford Book of Drama
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PAMELA KATZ
is an award-winning filmmaker and screenwriter. She has worked in the world of motion pictures for 14 years and her career spans documentary, television, and feature films. Katz is the author of the screenplay Angel,
All Innocence,
a film adaptation of Fay Weldon's short story by the same title. She co-authored the screenplay
Lenya
with Steven Bach and is currently working on an adaptation of the novel
Simulacron III
.
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SUSAN JARET M
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KINSTRY
is an Associate Professor of English and Film at Carleton College, where she teaches on the nienteenth-century British novel, literary theory, and film narrative. She has written on Emily Brontë, Ann Beattie, Margaret Atwood, Toni Morrison, Emily Dickinson, and Jane Austen, and she co-edited
Feminism, Bakhtin, and the Dialogic
with Dale Bauer.
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SIÂN MILE
is currently finishing up her dissertation, "Slam Dances: Collisions/Collusions between the Theories and Practices of Feminism and Punk," at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her work is grounded in an ongoing fascination with feminist theory and its place in and out of the academy, twentieth-century British literature, and popular culture. She has published articles on Marilynne Robinson's
Housekeeping
and on Roseanne Arnold, and hopes, in the future, to produce work that is as revolting as possible.
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JULIE NASH
is working on her Ph.D. in English at the University of Connecticut, where she teaches literature and composition. She is also an instructor at Eastern Connecticut State University. Nash has published on James Baldwin and has delivered papers on
Frankenstein, Jane Eyre,
James Baldwin, and David Mamet. She specializes in contemporary literature and feminist archetypal theory.
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ROSE QUIELLO
, who considers herself to be a "late bloomer," holds a Ph.D. in literature. She has been involved in women's and children's issues, in life and in literature, by her active work as an English professor and a registered nurse.
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ROBERT SULLIVAN
is a senior writer and editor at
Life Magazine
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