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Sharon E. Kelly, Ph.D., received her doctorate from West Virginia University in 2018 and has been teaching composition, literature, and theory since 2011. At Wilson, she is a lecturer in English and typically teaches English 108 and 115. She has also taught at West Virginia University, the University of Pittsburgh main campus, Shippensburg University, and Mt. Aloysius College. 

Kelly ºìÌÒÊÓƵ ’s favorite literary era is late Victorian, and her scholarship generally investigates LGBTQ sex, relationships, and lived experiences, occult magic and mysticism, and early fantasy and science fiction. Kelly also loves contemporary speculative fiction, and her pleasure readings these days are almost exclusively fantasy and sci-fi. She likes tattoos, takes her coffee black, lives on a hobby farm in the woods, and has a lot of pets.