Jessica Duffin Wolfe
email: j.wolfe@utoronto.ca  twitter: @jduffinwolfe

Jessica Duffin Wolfe is the editor-in-chief of The Toronto Review of Books and a doctoral candidate in English, Book History & Print Culture at the University of Toronto. She specializes in Victorian Literature & Visual Culture, and has taught the history of reading, typography, printing, and printmaking in the Book and Media Studies Program at the University of Toronto, and at the Ontario College of Art & Design University. You can see some of her work in two online book exhibits, Drawing Palestine from London (2010), and Illustrating Illustration (2011). In 2009 she founded the speakers series WIDEN (Workshops for Inter-Discipline Exchange & Novelty), which now runs at the University of Toronto, Ryerson University, Massey College, York University, and the University of Toronto Scarborough campus. In addition to her academic work, JDW has written extensively on documentary film and new media for POV Magazine, and was the Reviews Editor at Spacing from 2008 to 2011. Her first short film, BERLIN (4 min), opened the Rooftop Film Festival in New York in 2008.

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