Staff
From Hortulus
Editors in Chief
University of California, Los Angeles
Ph.D. Candidate, German; Concentration in Women's Studies
Primary interests: constructions of gender in medieval German literature; hagiography and Middle High German lives of the Virgin Mary
Grace Windsor, Hortulus Journal Co-Editor
National University of Ireland, Galway
Ph. D. Candidate, English
Primary interests: the relationship between redemption and the bodies of saints, lepers and witches in late medieval and early modern English literature
Ann M. Martinez, Hortulus Online Community Editor
University of Kansas
Ph.D. Candidate, English: Medieval and Early Modern Studies
Primary interests: medieval Arthurian and Anglo-Saxon literature; Medievalism; with a secondary focus on Early Modern literature of Spenser, Shakespeare, and Milton
Journal Submissions Editors
State University of New York, Stony Brook
Ph.D. Candidate, History
Primary interests: constructions and representations of gender and sexuality; late medieval Italy; women's spirituality; friendship; and hagiography
Lisa Padden,
National University of Ireland, Galway
Ph.D. Candidate, English
Primary interests: late-medieval devotional literature; affective piety; the gift of tears; virginity; and medieval notions of gender difference.
Website Mistress and Design Editor
Fordham University
Ph.D. Candidate, Medieval History
Primary interests: medieval manuscripts; history of the British Isles; gender studies; material culture; orality and literacy; and the language, literature, and history of Wales
Readers
David Dry, University of Florida
Karen Horn, Loyola University, Chicago
SaraLouise Howells, Penn State University
Kit Kapphahn, Aberystwyth University, Wales
Kristen Lillvis, University of Kansas
Ann M. Martinez, University of Kansas
Glenn McDorman, University of Tennessee
Shawn W. Moore, Texas A & M University
Heather Muckart, University of British Columbia, Canada
Craig M. Nakashian, University of Rochester
Melissa Ridley-Elmes, Longwood University
Francis Tobienne, Purdue University
Graduate students who are interested in volunteering for a position with Hortulus should see the Readers page.
