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Lydia Craig is a Lecturer in the Department of English at Eastern Illinois University. She specializes in Victorian fiction, digital humanities, and literary criticism with a focus on Charles Dickens and the Brontë sisters. Her research examines theological themes in Dickens's works, authorship verification in digital contexts, and the material culture of Victorian publishing.
- ORCID: 0000-0001-5628-8451
- Address: Coleman Hall, Eastern Illinois University, 600 Lincoln Avenue, Charleston, IL 61920, United States
Research Interests: Craig's work bridges traditional literary analysis with digital tools for studying Victorian fiction. She explores religious nonconformity in Dickens's narratives, Byronic hero tropes across 19th-century literature, and challenges in authenticating historical quotes online. Her editorial role with Edinburgh University Press and contributions to academic conferences highlight her engagement with global Victorian scholarship.
Recent Trends: Craig's publications since 2020 emphasize digital methodologies, collaborative research, and interdisciplinary approaches to Victorian texts. She investigates intersections of race, colonial contexts, and canonical literature, particularly in Bleak House and Wuthering Heights.
Professional Roles: Craig serves as Associate Editor for The Dickens Fellowship (since 2024) and Treasurer for The Dickens Society (since 2021). She actively participates in academic networks focused on Victorian literature and digital humanities.
