Dennis M. Hogan edits the Higher Education section at Public Books. He is a scholar and writer teaching in the History and Literature program at Harvard University. His research examines the literature and culture of interoceanic transit in Central America during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Dennis’s work has been published in ELH, the Revista de Estudios Hispánicos, and Oxford Bibliographies in Victorian Literature, as well as The Baffler, the Chronicle of Higher Education, Teen Vogue, and The New York Times.
Dennis M. Hogan
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