History, Mystery & Hidden Manuscripts: The Lost Book of Elizabeth Barton w/ Jennifer N. Brown (E210)
About this episode
Kara Infante interviews Jennifer N. Brown about her novel The Lost Book of Elizabeth Barton and her expertise in medieval literature.
Send us Fan Mail In today’s episode, I’m chatting with Jennifer N. Brown. Jennifer is the Dean of Arts & Sciences at Bentley University, where she is also Professor of English and Media Studies, with a specialization in medieval literature written for and by women. She has published a lot on this topic but The Lost Book of Elizabeth Barton is her first novel. She lives in the Boston area with her husbnad, their two children, and two miniature dachshunds. Episode Highlights: The r...
People in this episode
Host: Kara Infante
Guest: Jennifer N. Brown
Topics covered
- medieval literature
- women authors
- fiction
- interviews
- literary analysis
Keywords
- Elizabeth Barton
- Jennifer N. Brown
- medieval literature
- women in literature
- author interview
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Bentley University
Books & works: The Lost Book of Elizabeth Barton
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