Elizabeth Bobbitt was awarded her PhD in English Literature from the University of York in 2019. Her research focuses on Ann Radcliffe's "post-1797" texts, posthumously published by Radcliffe's husband in 1826. She is particularly interested in how Radcliffe's later work interrogates Britain's medieval and ancient past.
Since completing her PhD, Elizabeth has continued to research and teach, most recently at Schreiner University in Kerrville,Texas. She recently published her first article entitled "The Mist of Death is on Me: Ann Radcliffe's Unexplained Supernatural in Gaston de Blondeville" in Horror Literature from Gothic to Post-Modern: Critical Essays (McFarland Press).
