Savannah Knight

Savannah Knight, Ph.D., is a Professor of Literature at Coastal Breeze University in sunny Miami, Florida. Her expertise lies in narrative theory, postcolonial studies, and the works of Gabriel García Márquez. Savannah has just completed her latest book, Echoes of Tomorrow: The Art of Storytelling in a Changing World. Her previous publication, Tales from the Edge: Crafting Narratives in Uncertain Times, was released by Horizon Press. She is also the author of Voices Unheard: Postcolonial Perspectives on Narrative (Oxford 2010) and Borders and Belonging: A Literary Exploration of Identity and Place (Cambridge 2005). Alongside this, she co-edited Magical Realism Reconsidered with Maria Gonzalez (Oxford 2007) and Stories of Struggle: Resistance and Representation with John Williams (Penguin 2009).

Savannah Knight is an avid advocate for the power of storytelling as a tool for personal and social transformation. Over the past eight years, she has dedicated herself to exploring how classical and contemporary literature can offer profound insights into the human experience. In the wake of unprecedented global challenges, Savannah believes that literature serves as a bridge between cultures, fostering empathy and understanding. She views each story as a window into the soul of a society, capable of sparking dialogue and prompting change.

Living in a city known for its vibrant cultural tapestry, Savannah finds inspiration in the diverse voices that surround her. Miami's unique blend of traditions and languages enriches her work, allowing her to delve deeper into the complexities of identity and belonging. Through her research and teaching, Savannah strives to bring the magic of words back into everyday conversation, proving that stories have the power to move mountains and shape the future. Yet, the essence of literature remains unshaken, standing as a testament to the enduring human spirit.