Dr. Nicholas Bradley

Biography

Nicholas Bradley joined the Department of English at the University of Victoria in 2007, where he has been actively engaged in research and teaching. His principal areas of expertise are Canadian literature and American literature, with a particular focus on the literatures and cultures of the Pacific coast of Canada and the United States. His research interests encompass landscape and environment, as well as poetry, reflecting a deep engagement with the ecological and cultural contexts of literary works. He serves as an associate editor for Canadian Literature, contributing to the field through both editorial endeavors and scholarly publications. Bradley has edited several significant works including 'Before Combustion' (2023), 'Current, Climate: Poetry' (2021), and 'Echo Mountains: Al Purdy Century' (2020), showcasing his dedication to advancing the discourse surrounding Canadian and American literary traditions. Through his teaching and scholarship, he aims to cultivate a greater understanding of how literature interacts with environmental and cultural landscapes.

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