Kathryn A. Artuso - Westmont College

“Irish Maternalism and Motherland in Gone with the Wind.” Mississippi Quarterly 65:2 (Spring
2012): 197-228.
“From Text to Tableau: Ekphrastic Enchantment in Mrs. Dalloway and To the Lighthouse.”
Critical Insights: Virginia Woolf. Ipswich, MA: Salem Press, 2012. Rpt. from Studies in
the Novel 38.3 (Fall 2006): 304-326.
“Ambivalence at a Crossroads in Literary Modernism.” Studies in the Novel 41.1 (Spring 2009):
116-120.
“Dead Deirdre? Myth and Mortality in the Irish Literary Revival.” Celtic Studies Association of
North America Yearbook 6. Dublin: Four Courts, 2007.
Various book reviews for Christianity and Literature and Comitatus.
“‘September 1913’ and ‘Easter, 1916’ by William Butler Yeats.” World Literature and its Times
for British and Irish Literature and its Times. Ed. Joyce Moss. Detroit: Gale Group, 2001.
Reporter for The Californian, a daily newspaper affiliated with the North County Times;
Temecula, CA, 1997. Readership: approximately 100,000. Completed over 125 news and
features articles as the beat reporter covering the town of Murrieta, CA, averaging two
articles per day and averaging three to four articles each Saturday as the sole reporter.
Staff writer for the Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, KY, Spring 1995.
CONFERENCES AND INVITED LECTURES
“Mingling Manuscripts and Sewing Patterns: Male/Female Collaboration in Jean Toomer’s Cane
and Willa Cather’s Professor’s House,” Conference on Christianity and Literature at
Azusa Pacific University, Azusa, CA, 2013.
“From Pentecost to Purgatory: Journeys with John Donne and George Herbert in T. S. Eliot’s
Four Quartets,” Conference on Christianity and Literature at Vanguard University, Costa
Mesa, CA, 2011.
“Subalternatives to Paternalism in Margaret Mitchell’s Gone with the Wind,” Conference on
Christianity and Literature at Cal Baptist University, Riverside, CA, 2010.
“‘A Communication which Spans Oceans’: A Survey of the Irish, Harlem, and Southern
Renaissances,” Biola University’s Zeitgeist Interdisciplinary Conference, La Mirada, CA,
2009 (keynote speaker).
“Breaking Down the Binaries: The Secular as Sacred in Literary Art,” Westmont College’s Faith-
Learning Seminar, 2009 (invited speaker).
“Lost Colonies: Ireland and the American South,” symposium on Irish-American Studies,
sponsored by the Watson-Brown Foundation, Thomson, GA, 2008 (invited speaker).
“The Flesh and the Word: Manifestation and Proclamation in the Poetry of William Butler
Yeats,” Conference on Christianity and Literature at Biola University, La Mirada, CA,
2008.