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Ella Ophir is Associate Professor of English at the University of Saskatchewan. Her most recent work focuses on Rachel Cusk’s neomodernism, and on Virginia Woolf and life writing, and has appeared in Critique, Woolf Studies Annual, and Biography: An Interdisciplinary Quarterly.
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