Nicole Fluhr

Nicole Fluhr is a Professor of English at Southern Connecticut State University, specializing in Victorian literature and the history of the British novel. Her teaching portfolio includes courses on Victorian poetry, first-year writing, and literary analysis.

Her research focuses on late Victorian historiography, 'New Paganism,' and intersections of gender, law, and literature. Key areas include:

• Nineteenth-century Decadence
• Fin-de-siècle 'New Woman' writing
• Victorian representations of motherhood
• Epistolary fiction
• Childhood in literature

Recent publications analyze aesthetic criticism, maternal ambivalence in Victorian texts, and the role of Italy in historical narratives. She actively presents at conferences like NAVSA and BADS.