Danni Glover is a researcher, writer, and project developer from Glasgow. Her DEL-funded thesis, Thomas Percy: Literary Anthology and National Invention was completed in 2017. Her research interests include book history, creative bibliotherapy, the role of camp in film and literature, and urban Romanticism. She is a contributor to the Year’s Work In English Studies, reviewing all publications on eighteenth-century novels. Academic memberships include British Society of Eighteenth Century Studies, the Eighteenth Century Literature Research Network in Ireland, the Association for Scottish Literary Studies, and Women in Academia Support Network, and she holds an Associate Fellowship with the Higher Education Academy. She has supervised undergraduate dissertations on Margaret Atwood and Vladimir Nabokov. Her voluntary experience includes work with Subcity Radio, The Rainbow Project, and the Education Authority (Northern Ireland).
In 2012 she was the recipient of the University of Glasgow’s Ewing Prize for excellence in the study of Scottish Literature, and in 2017 her paper ‘“The most elegant and amiable of men”: A study of the literary friendship of Thomas Percy and William Shenstone’ was nominated for the BSECS President’s Prize. Her academic writing can be found in Understanding Scotland Musically (Ashgate) and Suicide and the Gothic (Manchester UP). Her creative writing has been featured on MostlyFilm.com, The Honest Ulsterman, Gutter magazine, and New Writing Scotland.
In her free time, she enjoys exploring the city by bicycle, reading fiction, and perfecting her scone recipe.
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