My Goodbye to The Common Room by Chieko Dunham
Of Mice, Men, and Disability Studies
Lennie and George’s Dream: Disability Futures in Of Mice and Men
by Nola Walston
Mouse, Man, or Monster: Disability and Monstrosity in Of Mice and Men
by Ezra Alpasan
Disabling Nature: A New Reading of the Natural World in Of Mice and Men
by Chieko Dunham
Black Poetics and the Harlem Renaissance
Harlem’s Closet: Audience and Codes in Queer Black Literature by Nathan Hill
African American Vernacular English and Its Use in Modernist and Contemporary Poetics by Skylar Kirby
It Ends in Death: Literary Themes of Violence and Racism During the Harlem Renaissance by Zoe Tedesco
Motherhood and Its Discontents
Mother, You Have a Man’s Eyes: Motherhood and Masculinity in Harry Potter and the Oresteia by Megan Bogner
Divine and Monstrous: “Mother” in Medieval and Renaissance Literature
by Hazel Carroll
Nation Building in Colonial America
Invisible Influence: The Understudied Role of the Iroquois on the United States by Nathan Brooks
Jonathan Edwards and the Specter of ‘America’ in the First Great Awakening
by Brandon Roberts
