Sarah-Jane Burton

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Sarah-Jane (SJ) Burton is a literary historian, academic and writer.

She holds a doctorate in American literary studies, a Masters of English and Bachelor of Arts from the University of Wollongong.

She specialises in archival research and has studied and written on the work of many American and Australian writers including the poets Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton and Robert Lowell.^[1].

She has been a Research Fellow at Harvard University in both the Houghton Library ^[2] and the Schlesinger Library ^[3].

Her writing has been published in the Sydney Review of Books ^[4], The Conversation ^[5] and Westerly where she has also been an editor ^[6].

She is currently a Research Fellow in the English discipline at the Australian National University ^[7]

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