Michele Troy

Michele Troy has revolutionized understanding of Anglo-American culture in continental Europe between the wars, bringing to light the intricate dynamics of the literary marketplace and its intersection with modernism. As a Professor of English and Director of Hillyer Honors at the University of Hartford, she has dedicated her career to exploring the nuances of the paperback revolution and its impact on literary dissemination and cultural exchange. Holding a PhD in English with distinction from Loyola University Chicago, Michele Troy has a rich academic background that informs her teaching and research. Her courses in English Composition, Literature, and specialized topics are designed to challenge students and encourage critical thinking. She is deeply committed to fostering student growth and transformation, taking pride in witnessing her students develop confidence and inspiration through their academic journey. Troy's research delves into the complexities of the literary marketplace, examining how modernist texts were marketed and consumed during a pivotal era in history. Her work sheds light on the cultural and economic forces that shaped the literary landscape, offering fresh perspectives on the paperback revolution and its lasting influence. In addition to her scholarly pursuits, Michele Troy is passionate about mentoring students and guiding them towards academic and personal success. Her dedication to teaching and her innovative approach to research make her a respected figure in the field of English studies, inspiring both her colleagues and students alike.