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Nicole Peeler is an Associate Professor of English and Director of the Writing Popular Fiction Program at Seton Hill University. She specializes in Modern/Postmodern fiction, gender/sexuality studies, and author platform development. Her teaching focuses on creative writing, composition, and building authorial identities.
Education: B.A. (Boston University, 2000) and Ph.D. (University of Edinburgh, 2008). Her research explores pre-ideological value formation and power dynamics in literature. She has presented at major conferences including AWP and the Library of Congress, discussing topics like romance canonicity and creative writing program methodologies.
Her publications blend academic criticism with popular fiction, including urban fantasy novels for Orbit Books. Notable works include the Tempest series and award-winning short stories. She received the RT Book Reviews Reviewer's Choice Award in 2013 for her contributions to speculative fiction.
Professional affiliations include Romance Writers of America and Science Fiction Writers of America (SFWA). Her work bridges academic literary analysis with practical creative writing pedagogy through initiatives like the Writing Popular Fiction MFA program.
