Lette Bragg is Visiting Assistant Professor of English at Swarthmore College. Before coming to Swarthmore, she taught composition and literature at Cornell University and the University of Delaware. An interdisciplinary scholar, their research interests span critical theory, feminist philosophy, and writing pedagogy, and they have published several peer-reviewed articles that examine the relationship between knowledge production and embodied subjectivity. Her first book manuscript, a phenomenology of maternity that illuminates how writing resists solitude, is forthcoming with Punctum Books (2024). They are currently at work on a second book-length project, exploring how academic writing enables projects of creative world-making.