is an assistant professor in the English department at Boston College and a 2020-21 Folger Research Fellow. Their forthcoming book, Austerity Measures: The Poetics of Hunger in Early Modern English Literature, traces the relationship between food scarcity and poetic form in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Anglophone literature.
A guest post by Andy Crow “As to the bindings, the plain crushed levant looks all right, but when you send me my copy, I would like it, please, in sheep—about the tint of a ripe chestnut. That is fittest…
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