V.A. Lundquist

V works on novels produced under conditions of authoritarianism, contemporary transphobia, and social reproduction. Her dissertation investigates anglophone novels and the mediation of rising fascism through the figural trans person, with an emphasis on the production of space. V's previous work has been concerned with comparative Asian totalitarianisms, with a particular focus on the literature of North Korea, North Korean defectors, and unconverted long term prisoners.

Research Areas

Global anglophone literature; Marxist feminism; social reproduction theory; transfeminist theory; authoritarianism; 21st century novels; North Korean literature

Education

M.A., York University, 2022

B.A., University of Texas - Austin, 2019

Honors & Awards

Summer Research and Travel Award, 2023

Dean’s Fund Travel Grant, 2023

York Graduate School Fellowship, 2021

Rapoport-King Thesis Scholarship, 2019

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