Susan Eilenberg

Susan Eilenberg is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at the University at Buffalo's College of Arts and Sciences. Her research focuses on Romanticism and Miltonic studies, with particular emphasis on authorship, literary possession, and narrative techniques in 18th-19th century British literature.

• Romanticism
• Milton
• Literary Criticism
• Poetry Analysis
• Authorship and Copyright
• Gothic Fiction

Her scholarly work examines canonical Romantic texts through philosophical and legal lenses. Key publications include analyses of Wordsworth’s Michael as a meditation on property, Coleridge’s Christabel and its interplay with possession, and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein in the context of anonymity. She explores themes of ventriloquy in poetry and the historical evolution of copyright during Romanticism.

Contact: sre@buffalo.edu | Office: 531 Clemens Hall | Phone: (716) 645-0704