Frances E. Dolan
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Frances E. Dolan

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Frances E. Dolan is an award-winning teacher and writer, located in Davis, California. Focusing on seventeenth-century England, she has written on topics including domestic violence and the troubled history of marriage, women and the family, witchcraft, Catholicism and anti-Catholicism, reading practices, and, most recently the connections between “alternative” agriculture today and seventeenth-century agriculture. She is also a contributor and advisor to The Pulter Project, an open access online edition of the works of seventeenth-century English poet, Lady Hester Pulter (http://pulterproject.northwestern.edu/#).
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