Dr. Fawziah Alharbi is Assistant Professor and Chair of the Faculty of Language Studies at Dammam and Ahsa branch at Arab Open University. She specializes in British literature in the long Nineteenth Century. Dr. Alharbi received her Ph.D. in English from the University of Colorado Boulder in 2021. Her dissertation, entitled “The Demimonde as a Female Dandy: Masks, Masquerade, and the Making of the Dandy’s Personae in Nineteenth Century British Culture” was awarded Preston English Dissertation Fellowship, a prestigious award that recognizes distinguished works in the field of English Studies. Her work focuses on representations of controversial historical figures in Victorian Britain, particularly the dandy and the demimonde, across different genres. Dr. Alharbi also completed a course on Digital Humanities offered by Harvard University. Her research, “Rape in the Courtesan’s Autobiography: A Non-Adjudicative Criticism of Sexual Violence of Marginal Women in the Nineteenth-Century,” received recognition at the British Association for Victorian Studies 2023 at the University of Surrey. Dr. Alharbi's research interests include cultural studies, gender studies, drama, performance studies, digital humanities, Orientalism, and female-authored life-writings.