Angela Vietto

Angela Vietto is a Professor in the Department of English at Eastern Illinois University, specializing in colonial and Revolutionary American literature, with a focus on gender studies and publishing history. She co-edited The Coquette and The Boarding School by Hannah Webster Foster and authored Women and Authorship in Revolutionary America. She serves as associate editor of Early American Writings and has been recognized for her expertise in book history and historical fiction.

Her research explores intersections of gender, authorship, and material culture in early American literature. Key themes include eighteenth-century publishing practices, women's writing, and the societal context of historical fiction. Her publications span peer-reviewed articles, book reviews, and edited volumes, reflecting a deep engagement with literary history and cultural memory.

Vietto's recent work analyzes the role of American women writers in literary history and reviews foundational texts in book history. While she has no listed scientific awards, her contributions to academic editing and peer-reviewed publications underscore her scholarly impact. She has supervised four research projects and engaged with media discussions on AI in education.