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June 2026

Clare Hayes-Brady

Clare Hayes-Brady is a lecturer in American Literature at University College Dublin. Her PhD focused on communication in the work of David Foster Wallace. Other research interests include the interaction of literature with film; transatlantic cultural heritage; performative sexuality (both normative and queer), resistant gender modes and the history of burlesque; digital humanities and modes of transmission; adolescence in contemporary fiction, and dystopian narrative.

More work by Clare Hayes-Brady

Carrying the Light [features] Turning Back, Looking Forward: [features] “It’s Just the Texture of the World I Live in”: Wallace and the World [features] Dante [features] Where do I begin? [features] Back to the Drawing-board [features] matter of life and death: [features] Fighting Words: [features] How to be good [features] Reading Your Problematic Fave [features] The Mother of All Monsters [features] Everyone, we are dead! [features] Starter’s Orders [features] fragMENting: [features] This Difficult Time [features] We are all in the gutter [features] A Shot In The Arm [features] D’you know what I mean? [features] Breastfeeding in Literature [features] In Praise of Ease [features]

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