Dennis Denisoff is McFarlin Professor of English in the College of Arts and Sciences at The University of Tulsa. His awards and recognitions include the President's Award from both the Nineteenth Century Studies Association and the North American Victorian Studies Association. A past Sarwan Sahota Distinguished Scholar at Ryerson University, in 2022 he is a Visiting Distinguished Researcher at Queen Mary, University of London.

• 1. Decadent Ecology and the Pagan Revival; 2. 'Up & down & horribly natural': Walter Pater and the Decadent Anthropocene; 3. The Lick of Love: Trans-Species Intimacy in Simeon Solomon and Michael Field; 4. The Genius Loci as Spirited Vagabond in Robert Louis Stevenson and Vernon Lee; 5. Occult Ecology and the Decadent Feminism of Moina Mathers and Florence Farr; 6. Sinking Feeling: Intimate Decomposition in William Sharp, Arthur Machen, and George Egerton.

'… a provocative addition to the study of both decadence and ecology.' Elizabeth Helsinger

Dennis Denisoff is McFarlin Professor of English in the College of Arts and Sciences at The University of Tulsa. His awards and recognitions include the President's Award from both the Nineteenth Century Studies Association and the North American Victorian Studies Association. A past Sarwan Sahota Distinguished Scholar at Ryerson University, in 2022 he is a Visiting Distinguished Researcher at Queen Mary, University of London.

• 1. Decadent Ecology and the Pagan Revival; 2. 'Up & down & horribly natural': Walter Pater and the Decadent Anthropocene; 3. The Lick of Love: Trans-Species Intimacy in Simeon Solomon and Michael Field; 4. The Genius Loci as Spirited Vagabond in Robert Louis Stevenson and Vernon Lee; 5. Occult Ecology and the Decadent Feminism of Moina Mathers and Florence Farr; 6. Sinking Feeling: Intimate Decomposition in William Sharp, Arthur Machen, and George Egerton.

'… a provocative addition to the study of both decadence and ecology.' Elizabeth Helsinger

Dennis Denisoff is McFarlin Professor of English in the College of Arts and Sciences at The University of Tulsa. His awards and recognitions include the President's Award from both the Nineteenth Century Studies Association and the North American Victorian Studies Association. A past Sarwan Sahota Distinguished Scholar at Ryerson University, in 2022 he is a Visiting Distinguished Researcher at Queen Mary, University of London.

• 1. Decadent Ecology and the Pagan Revival; 2. 'Up & down & horribly natural': Walter Pater and the Decadent Anthropocene; 3. The Lick of Love: Trans-Species Intimacy in Simeon Solomon and Michael Field; 4. The Genius Loci as Spirited Vagabond in Robert Louis Stevenson and Vernon Lee; 5. Occult Ecology and the Decadent Feminism of Moina Mathers and Florence Farr; 6. Sinking Feeling: Intimate Decomposition in William Sharp, Arthur Machen, and George Egerton.

'… a provocative addition to the study of both decadence and ecology.' Elizabeth Helsinger