About
Dr. Sarah Graham is an Associate Professor in American Literature at the University of Leicester's School of Arts. Her work focuses on 20th-century North American fiction, particularly post-WW2 literature, alongside interdisciplinary interests in American film, popular music, visual art, and the representation of coming-of-age narratives across media.
- Education:
- Bachelor's in English (University of Stirling, 1991–95)
- MPhil in Contemporary Poetry in English (University of Stirling, with creative writing)
- PhD in American Modernist Poetry (University of Leeds, started 1996)
- Teaching Experience:
- Taught English at University of Leeds (1998–2002)
- Joined University of Leicester in 2003 to teach American literature and culture
Her research bridges literary analysis with cultural studies, exploring how media forms like film and visual art intersect with textual narratives. She maintains a focus on post-WW2 cultural movements and their enduring impact on contemporary American identity.
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