Graduate Students
Bryce Bullins
Instructor - Adj Ann, English
ARTSCI
Bryce Bullins is a fourth year PhD candidate at the University of Cincinnati. He teaches courses in film, the American horror film, horror and gothic literatures, and composition at the University.
His research includes the figure of the double across a variety of mediums and periods, dread and its potentional for audience displacement in contemporary American horror cinema, and the evolution and intertextuality of gothic and horror in American literature from the late eighteenth-century into the present day.
His research includes the figure of the double across a variety of mediums and periods, dread and its potentional for audience displacement in contemporary American horror cinema, and the evolution and intertextuality of gothic and horror in American literature from the late eighteenth-century into the present day.
Dustin Robert Fisher
English
Justin Michael Reed
Graduate Assistant, English
Justin Reed received his B.A. from Cornell, his M.F.A. from Florida State, and an M.Phil. from the University of Cambridge. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate in English and Creative Writing at the University of Cincinnati. Justin’s creative and critical work has been published in The Iowa Review, Epoch, Consequence, Post Road, Flash, and elsewhere. His fiction received a special mention in the 2019 Pushcart Prize, and his stories have won the Hatfield/Westheimer Short Story Prize and been runners-up for the Lex Allen Prize and the George Harmon Coxe Award. He is also a recipient of a Literature Artist Fellowship grant through the Somerville Arts Council, and his work has been funded through the University of Cincinnati’s Research Council and the Taft Research Center. Justin has been an assistant fiction editor for Consequence Magazine, a senior reader for Harvard Review, and a lecturer at Tufts University.