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Rosalind Parry is a writer, teacher, and independent scholar. She was a graduate student and then lecturer at Princeton University, and has also taught at Queens College and the Lander College for Women. Her writing has appeared in Raritan, Literary Imagination, Public Books, T-The New York Times Style Magazine, and The Paris Review Daily. She lives in Brooklyn.
'Parry reminds is that many readers in the early decades of the twentieth century had different expectations. The illustrators she discusses had deeply personal relations with the books they worked on … [Parry] pays these illustrators the tribute of discussing their works as art.' Dinah Birch, Times Literary Supplement 'Parry expertly reads illustrations, which are well produced and well chosen … Her prose is engaging and easy to follow. The coda offers insights on the future of the reprint in a digital age where books face fierce competition from other forms of media.' Catherine J. Golden, Victorian Studies
