Assistant Professor
LL 11, Wallace Hall
309-457-2347
hbrady@monm.edu
(2003), Assistant Professor, Department of Modern Foreign Languages, 2005- B.A., Kalamazoo College, 1991; M.A., University of Texas at Austin, 1996; Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin, 2001.

Courses taught:

• Literature in Translation
• Caribbean Literature
• French language, culture, film and literature
• Introduction to the Liberal Arts

Research Interests:

• Nineteenth-century France
• Women’s literature
• African literature
• Travel Literature
• Provence and Marseilles

Publications:

"Writing beyond the Mother Tongue: Interview with Kenyan Writer and Publisher Binyavanga Wainaina." In Bloomsbury Review (forthcoming November/December 2008)

"Recovering Claire de Duras’s Creole Inheritance:Race and Gender in the Exile Correspondence of her Saint-Domingue Family." In Esprit Créateur (Fall 2007)

"In the Sierra Madre: Interview with Jeff Biggers." In Bloomsbury Review (March 2007)

Links, by Nuruddin Farah. In World Literature Today (September-December 2005).

"The Frontiers of Popular Exoticism: Marie Bonaparte-Wyse’s New Orleans Crossings."

In Nineteenth-Century French Studies 31.3-4 (Spring-Summer 2003).

About Heather Brady

I love to travel and encourage others to do the same!