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Alison Hight

Alison Hight is a PhD candidate at Rutgers University specializing in modern British and Irish history.

Matthew Ayres

Matthew Ayres earned his PhD in Literature and Criticism from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 2015. Under the direction of Dr. James Cahalan, Dr. Ayres’s dissertation “But Where Can We Draw Water?” Ideology, Myth, and Legend in Twentieth-Century Irish Literature

Elizabeth Redwine

Dr. Elizabeth Redwine is the author of Gender, Performance, and Authorship at the Abbey Theatre (Oxford 2021) and, with co-editor Dr. Amrita Ghosh, Tagore and Yeats: A Postcolonial Re-envisioning (Brill 2022). She edits, with Dr. Martha Carpentier, the online journal

Darcy Hall

I am a high school English Teacher at Passaic Valley High School, Little Falls, NJ, USA. I am currently pursuing an MFA in Creative Writing at William Paterson University, Wayne, NJ. I recently wrote a paper that argues that “The

Bridie Chapman

Bridie Chapman’s research focuses on the intersections between Irish and American Studies with a particular focus on Irish immigrant fiction. She has presented and published on Irish American writers such as Louise Imogen Guiney, Mary Anne Sadlier, and F Scott

Brian Ó Broin

Ollamh le Teangeolaíocht agus Litríocht na Meánaoise ar William Paterson University, NJ Professor of Linguistics and Medieval Literature at William Paterson University, NJ Duaiseanna Gnóthaithe in Oireachtas na Gaeilge d’Úrscéalaíocht agus Drámadóireacht Four-time prizewinner in Oireachtas Literary Competition for Novels