Cindy Murillo
Associate Professor
Department of Languages, Literature and Philosophy
306 Humanities
615-963-5733
cmurillo@tnstate.edu
BIO
Cindy Murillo is Associate Professor of English and teaches courses in composition and literature. Her research interests include women's writing, American literature, literary modernism, and gothic fiction. Professor Murillo has published articles and reviews in Studies in the Humanities, American Literary Realism, William Carlos Williams Review, the CEA Forum, Resource Guide to American Literature
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Notes and Queries
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Women’s Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal.
Dr. Murillo's current book project examines the role of the literary double in American women's gothic fiction of the Progressive era. She is co-editing a volume on The Selected Letters of Paul Laurence Dunbar under contract with the University of Alabama Press.
She has a forthcoming article in The Explicator and is an ongoing contributor to Cengage’s new Anthology of American Literature: Literary Naturalism, where she will be providing context and publishing essays on Paul Laurence Dunbar.
RECENT PUBLICATION
“Ghost-Wave Feminism: The Spectral Imagination in the Fiction of Nancy Wilson Woodrow and Ellen Glasgow,” appears in a special issue of Women’s Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal, “Rereading the American Female Gothic.” (46.8 [2017]): 785-802)
August 2011
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