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Name	Year	Areas of Interest
Anya Adair anya.adair@yale.edu	2nd	Old English; Middle English
Samuel Alexander		British modernism, 19th-20th century novel and intellectual history, narrative theory
Anusha Alles anusha.alles@yale.edu	1st	Twentieth- and 21st-century African American and South Asian American literature, postcolonial literature of the South Asian diaspora.
Kimberly Quiogue Andrews kimberly.andrews@yale.edu	3rd	Twentieth- and 21st century poetry; vanguardism; institutional theory and theories of capital; semiotic theory; creative writing programs and pedagogy.
Thomas Ashley		The long 19th Century; the representation of space and place; travels, particularly in the Middle East.
Michalina Bajda-Pawlikowska michalina.bajda-pawlikowska@yale.edu	7th	Nineteenth century poetry and prose (especially Thomas Hardy and the Pre-Raphaelites); Modernism; visual perception and literature; aestheticism; the history of art (19th century); Polish literature
Carla Baricz carla.baricz@yale.edu	3rd	Sixteenth-/17th-century non-dramatic; the history of the book and manuscript studies; romance; epic; early modern vernacularity; narratology; cultural studies; Renaissance pedagogy and rhetoric; humanism and the classical tradition; the Eastern European Renaissance; Milton.
Jordan Brower jordan.brower@yale.edu	3rd	Modernism and modernity; film; photography; James Joyce; J.M. Coetzee
Xavier Buxton xavier.buxton@yale.edu	1st	Classical reception, Lyric, Post-war British drama, Greek tragedy.
Ryan Carr ryan.carr@yale.edu	5th	American literature, media studies
Julia Chan julia.chan@yale.edu	1st	Critical theory; early Modern; literature and politics.
Alexis Chema alexis.chema@yale.edu	3rd	Romanticism; poetry & poetics
Niamh Cunningham niamh.cunningham@yale.edu	2nd	20th Century; humor
Margaret Deli margaret.deli@yale.edu	2nd	19th Century; transatlantic studies; visual culture
Anthony Domestico anthony.domestico@yale.edu	6th	Modernism; post-1945 American and British fiction; the history of the novel; religion and literature; the digital humanities.
Anna Dubenko anna.dubenko@yale.edu	4th	20th-century Jewish American literature
Megan Eckerle megan.eckerle@yale.edu	6th	Epic and romance; Chaucer; the history of reading; philosophy and literature; memory; medievalism; folklore and mythology; 20th-century poetry (especially Auden, Eliot, and Yeats); the novel (especially Austen, James, Hardy, Tolstoy, Woolf, O'Connor, Dostoyevsky, and the Brontёs)
Merve Emre merve.emre@yale.edu	4th
Samuel Fallon samuel.fallon@yale.edu	4th	Renaissance poetry and poetic theory, epic, classical reception and translation
Craig Fehrman craig.fehrman@yale.edu	6th	American literature and culture; the history of the book; presidential rhetoric
Paul Franz paul.franz@yale.edu	1st
Edgar Garcia edgar.garcia@yale.edu	5th	American and Latin American Literature, Modernist and Postmodernist Poetics, Sub-Modernisms and Sub-Postmodernisms, Contemporary Poetry, Hemispheric Studies, Writing Systems and their Histories, Pre-Columbian and Post-Colonial Studies, Science Fiction Authors of particular interest include Jaime de Angulo, Ezra Pound, H.D., Mary Butts, Aleister Crowley, Hart Crane, Robert Duncan, Jack Spicer, R.H. Barlow, Charles Olson, Vincent Ferrini, Denise Levertov, Robert Kelly, William Burroughs, Samuel Delany, Jose Oswaldo de Andrade, Ishmael Reed, Ernesto Cardenal, Maria Sabina, Margaret Randall, Roque Dalton, Edward Dorn, Amiri Baraka, Paul Metcalf, Nathaniel Tarn, Jerome Rothenberg, Dennis Tedlock, Augusto and Haroldo de Campos, Robert Heinlein, Carlos Castaneda, Ursula Le Guin, Robert Anton Wilson, Philip K. Dick, Luis Omar Salinas, Alurista, Oscar Zeta Acosta
David Gorin david.gorin@yale.edu	5th	Lyric poetry and poetics, 20th-century literature, literary theory, political philosophy
Elyse Graham elyse.graham@yale.edu		Elyse is a Ph.D. candidate in the English Literature Department at Yale University, focusing on British and French literature and visual culture. Her dissertation, “The Artist as Critic: Art Criticism and the Modernist Novel,” examines the uses that modernist literature makes of 19th- and 20th- century art criticism. Her current research interests include: the novel; visual culture and visual studies; the history of criticism; questions of medium specificity, remediation, and other ways of discussing the boundaries between media; media technologies; textual cultures; and the history of rhetoric and language.
Len Gutkin len.gutkin@yale.edu	5th	Aestheticism and decadence; Anglophone modernist novel; the historical avant-garde; post-45 experimental novel
Brad Holden robert.holden@yale.edu	2nd	Sixteenth- & seventeenth-century literature; reformation theology; biblical translation
Matthew Hunter matthew.hunter@yale.edu	4th	The Renaissance and Its reception; Victorian criticism; poetics; lyric; genres of drama; the elegy
Seo Hee Im seohee.im@yale.edu	1st	Twentieth- and 21st-century Anglophone novel; theories of transnationalism and globalization; literary and cultural theory.
Ashley James ashley.james@yale.edu	2nd	Poetry; visual arts; diaspora
Leslie Jamison leslie.jamison@yale.edu	4th	Twentieth-century American literature; literature and poverty; addiction and narrative.
Daniel Jump daniel.jump@yale.edu	4th	Romantic poetry; hermeneutics; phenomenology; theology; the struggle between allegory and symbol
Andrew Karas andrew.karas@yale.edu	7th	Lyric poetry; 20th Century American literature
Andrew Kau andrew.kau@yale.edu	5th	Early modern (particularly seventeenth-century) lyric and epic; Milton; Shakespeare; law and literature; and the history of criticism.
Edward King edward.king@yale.edu	2nd	Poetics; prosody; Modernism
Thomas Koenigs thomas.koenigs@yale.edu	5th	American Literature; African-American; Gender and Sexuality; Historicism; Novel Theory; the Transatlantic Eighteenth Century; Theory, the history of reading.
Michael Komorowski michael.komorowski@yale.edu	7th	Early Modern poetry, Milton, Dryden, history of political thought, literature and economics, law and literature, early modern reception of the classics.

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