Galen David Bunting

Galen D. Bunting is a Marion L. Brittain Fellow at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he teaches technical communication. He holds a PhD. in English from Northeastern University, along with a MA in English from Oklahoma State University. In his book project, he traces shell-shock as a gendered diagnosis across Modernist literature, drawing on original archival research. He has contributed to the Women Writers Project as a research assistant and served as an editorial assistant for Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. Across his work, he specializes in textual and visual representations of disability, trauma, gender, and the environment in transatlantic Modernist literature. His work has appeared in Modern Language Studies, Woolf Studies Annual, Lost Modernists, Peitho, and Praxis: A Writing Center Journal, while his reviews have appeared in Modernism/modernity, Ploughshares, and The Modernist Review. He has also written critical essays and reviews for Ploughshares, Feminist Pedagogy, Modernism/modernity, The Modernist Review, and QED: A Journal In GLBTQ Worldmaking. His creative writing has appeared in Black Warrior Review, The Minnesota Review, and The Fabulist.