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Leanne Good, Hortulus Journal Co- Editor

University of California, Los Angeles

Ph.D. Candidate, History

Primary interests: the construction of authority and legitimacy in the early medieval world

Meghan Glass, Hortulus Journal Co-Editor

Durham University

Ph.D. Candidate, English

Primary interests: postcolonial theory, orality, literature & culture, and race & identity studies.

Allison Adair Alberts, Fordham University

Chelsea A. Alexander, Western Michigan University

Stephen Barker, University of South Carolina

Lorna Bleach, University of Sheffield

Ashley Bohrer, DePaul University

Julia Bolotina, University of Cambridge

Steven Bruso, Fordham University

Alexis M. Butzner, Fordham University

Jonathan Cayer, Yale University

Justin Michael Colvin, University of Southern California

Rohit K. Dasgupta, SOAS, University of London

Matthew E. Davis, Texas A&M University

Natanela Elias, Tel Aviv University

Kelly Evans, Western Michigan University

Marlia E. Fontaine-Weisse, The University of Akron

Stefanie Goyette, Harvard University

Eilidh Harris, University of St Andrews

Brandon W. Hawk, University of Connecticut

Lucy Hinnie, University of Glasgow

Robert Houghton, University of St Andrews

SaraLouise Howells, Penn State University

Jennifer Illig, Fordham University

Kit Kapphahn, Aberystwyth University

Fianna MacGregor, New York University

Lauren Mancia, Yale University

Sarah McKeon, Aberystwyth University

Dan Mills, Georgia State University

Mo Pareles, New York University

Azime Pekşen, Hacettepe University

Claire Pascolini-Campbell, University of St Andrews

Melissa Ridley-Elmes, Longwood University

Francis Tobienne, Purdue University

Laura Torrado Mariñas, Universidade de Vigo

Allen Strouse, Fordham University

Gráinne Watson, Duke University/University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Morgan Kay

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