Newcastle University

Background

I joined the School in 2012, having previously taught at Teesside University.

Qualifications

BA (Leeds), MA (York), PhD (Cambridge)

Office Hours

Monday 3-4

Friday 10-12 

Research Interests

My current research falls into a few main areas: Victorian poetry, especially Hopkins; Victorian literature and religion; nonsense. I co-write the annual review essay on Victorian poetry for The Year's Work in English Studies. I am also interested in modernist poetry, especially the work of David Jones and Basil Bunting.

Current Work

I am completing a monograph on Hopkins. I am also editing a Forum on Hopkins for Religion & Literature.

Undergraduate Teaching

SEL1030 Approaches to Reading

SEL2204 Victorian Passions

SEL3359 Victorian Dream-Worlds 

Postgraduate Teaching

SEL8340 Republicanism and Memory

• Dubois M. Private voices: diary journals, correspondence, autobiography. In: O'Gorman, Francis, ed. The Cambridge Companion to John Ruskin. Cambridge University Press, 2015.
• Dubois M. Forms. In: Herapath, Jonathan; Lafford, Erin; Mason, Emma, ed. Nineteenth-Century Poetry: Criticism and Debates. Routledge, 2014.
• Dubois M. Hopkins's Beauty. In: Bevis, M, ed. The Oxford Handbook of Victorian Poetry. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2013. In Press.
• Dubois M. Styles of Translation: Hopkins' Bibles. Victorian Poetry 2012, 50(3), 279-296.
• Dubois M. William Barnes's Economy. The Cambridge Quarterly 2012, 41(3), 301-317.
• Dubois M. Diverse Strains: Music and Religion in Dickens's Edwin Drood. Journal of Victorian Culture 2011, 16(3), 347-362.
• Dubois M. Siegfried Sassoon's Release, David Jones's Formation. Literature and Theology 2011, 25(1), 79-91.
• Dubois M. The Month As Hopkins Knew It. Victorian Periodicals Review 2010, 43(3), 296-308.