Denae Dyck recently completed her PhD from the University of Victoria, where she
received the Governor
General’s Gold Medal for outstanding academic record at the doctoral level. Her research
and teaching interests include Victorian
literature and culture, literature and religion/spirituality, and life writing. Her
publications include articles in Victorian Poetry, Victorian Review, European Romantic
Review, Christianity and Literature, and ARIEL: A Review of International
English Literature, and she is currently at work on a book project entitled Forming Wisdom: Victorian
Hermeneutics and the Literary Imagination. She is a collaborator on the Crafting Communities project on Victorian material culture, and she
co-convenes the Religion and
Spiritualities Caucus of the North American Victorian Studies Association.