Emily Hay

• PhD Candidate in Scottish Literature, University of Glasgow

Emily Hay is a researcher and tutor in Scottish Literature at the University of Glasgow. Her work broadly examines the presentation and self-presentation of women in medieval and early modern Scottish texts, with a particular focus on writing by and about Mary Queen of Scots (1542-1587). Her publications include an article on the connections between Marian poetry and that of other Scottish women writers (Scottish Literary Review), and a chapter on the use of Mary in English nationalist propaganda (Palgrave Macmillan). She has also previously appeared on BBC Radio Scotland discussing Mary's status as a writer and her alleged authorship of the casket sonnets.

• –present PhD Candidate in Scottish Literature, University of Glasgow

• 2022 University of Glasgow, MPhil in Scottish Literature

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