Author of
BrexLit: The Problem of Englishness in Pre- and Post-Brexit Referendum Literature
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About the Author
Dulcie Everitt was born and raised in London, England. She earned her B.A. from Connecticut College, where she studied English, Philosophy, and Government, and was a scholar in the Holleran Center for Community Action and Public Policy. ‘BrexLit’ is her first book.
Dulcie's work has also been featured in the undergraduate journals "The Foundationalist" and the "UC Berkeley Comparative Literature Undergraduate Journal."
“The Financial Times may have coined the term ‘BrexLit’, but Dulcie Everitt has written the book on it.”
Jeff Strabone, PhD, Author of Poetry and British Nationalisms in the Bardic Eighteenth Century: Imagined Antiquities
“Dulcie’s writing pulses with an assured rhythm that is attuned both to the larger vision she is seeking to articulate and the local nuances of the works under discussion. To write so powerfully and well is an achievement to be commended.”
Steve Shoemaker, PhD, Professor of English at Connecticut College
Reviews
“outstanding…its scale and scope are remarkable; its originality is unmistakable; it's interdisciplinarity is rare; the quality of its close readings is a continual pleasure; the polished elegance of its prose is like nothing I’ve seen from an undergraduate.”
Julie Rivkin, PhD, Author of False Positions: The Representations Logics of Henry James’ Fiction