About
I’m an English literature Ph.D. student at Stony Brook University. My work explores representations of murder in American gothic literature and horror films from the 19th-century to the neoliberal era. Prior to joining the doctoral program at Stony Brook, I worked as a high school teacher within the NYC public school system. This invaluable experience has led me to develop a passionate and continuing interest in pedagogical practice.
Outside of my academic life, I’m a podcast aficionado, tea addict, board game champion, and novice yogi. Some of my favorite days are spent going to the theatre. Upcoming Talks and Conferences
“‘If you’re so hungry, why don’t you get a job?’: Patrick Bateman as Neoliberal Monster and Hero.”
2017 NEPCA Conference. Oct. 27-28, 2017. Amherst, Massachusetts.
