D.K. Smith has published articles on Andrew Marvell's poetry, the influence of changing cartographic epistemologies on 15th-century drama, and the function of sexual humor in the Anglo-Saxon riddles of the 10th-century Exeter book.
His current research focuses on Elizabethan lyric poetry of the 1590s, while his teaching interests include Medieval and Renaissance poetry, early English Drama, and Anglo-Saxon language and literature.
Fields of interest:
- 16th and 17th century poetry and drama, Medieval Poetry, Cultural Studies, Fiction.
Subject Areas:
- Renaissance Literature and/or Culture
- Medieval Literature and/or Culture
- Creative Writing
- Cultural Studies.
