Biography
I am currently a Postdoc Mobilty Fellow in the Faculty of English and Junior Research Fellow at St Hilda's College where I am working on my second book Climate Fictions Before Climate Change: A Literary History, 1500–1800. I received my PhD in English Literature from the University of Lausanne (Switzerland) in 2025.
I have published on the role of plot in Shakespeare source study (in Shakespeare Survey), intention in sixteenth-century translation theory (in the Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies), and performance as an interpretive category in genre theory (in the edited volume Closet Drama in Early Modern England).
In 2025, I was selected to present my practical research on an early modern stage technology for the representation of bloodshed (employing a pig's bladder and vinegar) as part of the prestigious Next Generation Plenary (NextGenPlen) panel at the Shakespeare Association of America's annual meeting.
Positions
- Junior Research Fellow in English
Subjects
- English
