Cat Gubernatis

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Ahearn,Barry Albrecht,Thomas Codr,Dwight Cooley,Peter Desai,Gaurav Desilets, Sean Dinerstein,Joel Elmwood,Victoria Foy,Roslyn Gates, Daniel Gubernatis, Cat Gelley,Ora Hornby, Louise Johnson,T.R. Kaufmann,David Kennedy,Todd Kohler, Michelle Koritz,Amy Kuczynski,Michael Leland,Jacob Letter,Joe Lewis,Nghana Livingston,Judith Mark,Rebecca McBride, Ryan Morris,Paula Naimou, Angela Nair,Supriya O'Connor, Tom Oldman,Elizabeth Pizer,Donald Rothenberg,Molly Smith,Felipe Sponenberg, Ashlie Travis,Molly	Cat Gubernatis Post-Doctoral Teaching Fellow Cat Gubernatis received her Ph.D. in English Literature from The Ohio State University in August 2007. In her dissertation, “The Epistolary Form in Twentieth-Century Fiction” she examines the continued presence of the letter in British and American literature of the early and late twentieth-century, even as the form is disappearing in real world media ecology during this time period. Her interests are modernism and postmodernism, narrative theory, epistolary studies, and James Joyce. Recent presentations of her work include papers at The 20th International James Joyce Symposium, which took place in Budapest, Hungary, and at the Annual Twentieth-Century Literature Conference at the University of Louisville, Kentucky.