SHAHED AHMED is
an associate professor in the Department of English at
Shahjalal
University of Science & Technology in Sylhet,
Bangladesh. He received his Ph.D. from
Jahangirnagar University at Savar, Dhaka. He has six
scholarly publications and has edited a play by William
Wycherley and a book on linguistics.
ALI CZARNECKI is
a senior studying English Literature and Professional
Writing at Miami University. She was awarded The Mary Jo
Priest Award through the University's English department
for her research essay "Beyond Sexual Orientation: The
Politics of Queer." Ali has worked with several campus
publications and is currently the Features Editor for
The Miami Quarterly.
CAROLINE HILL is
a recent graduate of Miami University where she studied
History and English Literature. “Rage Against
Miscegenation” is her first published work. She is
currently working to build her writing portfolio, which
will have a focus in theatre and film, both past and
present.
YUKO KURAHASHI is Associate
Professor of Theatre History and Theory & Criticism at
Kent State University. She is the author of Asian
American Culture on Stage: The History of the East West
Players (Garland, 1999) and Multicultural Theatre
(Kendall/Hunt, 2004).
KEELY MOLONEY is a recent graduate
of Miami University with a degree in English Literature.
She is currently completing an internship with the
Oxford Community Arts Center and is pursuing a career in
editorial work. She would like to thank Dr. Kathleen
Johnson for introducing her to performance studies and
criticism and her encouragement throughout the editorial
process.
LAUREN STONER is
currently a senior at Miami University of Ohio. She is
graduating in May with a degree in both English
Literature and Creative Writing. She will be spending
her summer in Luxembourg expanding her research on
theater in 1920s America. This is her first publication,
and she would like to thank her professor, Dr. Katie
Johnson, for all the support and for introducing her to
the wonderfully complex world of Eugene O'Neill.