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| Name: | Ellen (Kate) Falvey |
| Dept: | English |
| Position: | Associate Professor |
| Education: | PhD, MA, BA, NYU |
| Expertise: | Teaching composition, Colonial and 19th century American literature; race and gender in literature; southern literature; literary romanticism; women’s narratives |
| Selected Publications: | Poetry and fiction have appeared in numerous print and online journals, including Memoir(and), the Citron Review, Italian Americana, Hospital Drive, Fringe, Revival Literary Journal, Umbrella Journal and Hoboeye; “Gwendolyn Brooks’ ‘the mother’,” Bloom’s Literary Themes: Literature and the Taboo, New York: Chelsea House, 2010; “Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” Bloom’s Literary Themes: Dark Humor in Literature, New York: Chelsea House, 2010; “The Structures or Ruins of Life: Gothic Dislocation and Woman-made Community in Grace King’s Balcony Stories,” Narratives of Community: Women’s Short Story Sequences, 2007; “’The Little Future of Daily Life’: the Reconstruction of Everyday Life in Grace King’s The Pleasant Ways of St. Medard,” In-between: Essays and Studies in Literary Criticism, September 2006. |
| Phone: | 718.260.5388 |
| E-mail: | efalvey@citytech.cuny.edu |