Teresa Gómez Reus is Senior Lecturer at the University of Alicante, Spain, where she currently teaches courses on American literature, feminist literary criticism and cultural theory. Her essays on late nineteenth-century women writers, American ethnic writers, and postmodern art have appeared in The Edith Wharton Review, The International Journal of Gender Studies, The Atlantic Literary Review, several Spanish journals, and a variety of collection of essays. She has edited and translated into Spanish a collection of Edith Wharton’s short stories, La carta: relatos de Edith Wharton (Barcelona 1999) and an anthology of her travel narratives, Cuadernos de viaje (Barcelona 2001). She has recently edited an issue on women, representation, and space for Feminismo/s, and an anthology of stories written by British and American women at the fin du siècle (Barcelona 2006). Other co-edited books include Abanicos excéntricos: ensayos sobre la mujer y la cultura posmoderna (Alicante and Salamanca 1995) and 100% ensayos sobre el espacio estético femenino (Sevilla 1993). She is currently preparing a collection of essays on literary representations of domestic and public space, and a book project on the female flâneur. Teresa Gómez has been a visiting fellow at the Universities of New York, Princeton, and M.I.T.

E-Mail: mt.gomez@ua.es