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Troni Y. Grande is an Associate Professor and Department Head at the University of Regina, specializing in early-modern drama, particularly the works of Christopher Marlowe and William Shakespeare. Her academic interests also encompass 18th-century drama and novels, alongside literary theory, with a focus on feminist criticism and genre studies. Grande has published a range of works including her book 'Marlovian Tragedy: Play Dilation' and has held a SSHRC postdoctoral fellowship where she focused on ‘she-tragedy’. She has contributed significantly to the field through co-editing volumes and publishing essays that dialogue with prominent literary theories. Her creative works include a memoir-in-progress that pays homage to her Ukrainian grandmother, reflecting her interest in cultural narratives through creative nonfiction. With various poems and scholarly works published in noted journals and edited collections, Grande continues to be influential in her areas of research and creative expression.
University of Regina • Regina
Troni Y. Grande’s teaching and research centered on early-modern drama, particularly works of Marlowe and Shakespeare, as well as 18th-century drama and novels. She has extensively engaged in literary theory, especially feminist criticism, and genre studies.
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