Dieter Fuchs is Assistant Professor of English Literature and Cultural Studies at the Department of English and American Studies of the University of Vienna and the Head of the Vienna Centre for Irish Studies. His main research areas include Shakespeare and early modern studies; James Joyce and high modernism; Irish studies; the campus novel.Wojciech Klepuszewski is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Humanities, Koszalin University of Technology, Poland. His research interests include poetry, academic fiction and, most recently, alcohol(ism) in literature.Matthew Leroy is a lecturer and doctoral candidate at the Department of English and American Studies at the University of Vienna. His fields of research are migration, and cultural studies with a particular interest in Australian studies. He is also the president of the Australian Academic Circle – a Vienna-based network of academics with connections to Australia.

• Martini vs. Grappa: The Functions of Alcohol in Hemingway’s A Farewell to ArmsNeutralizing Anxiety in Europe – Expatriation and Alcohol in Hemingway’s Short StoriesDrinking with Dazai: From Being Spun to Becoming Non- HumanJames Joyce, Finnegans Wake, and the Viennese Boozer Known as “Lieber Augustin”Drinking an Identity: The Nature of Addiction in Peter Hajnoczy’s Death Rode out from Persia“Ballade of Good Whisky”: Scottish uisge beatha in LiteratureLawrence Osborne: Boozehound’s TraveloguesHarnessing the Spirit: An Examination of Alcohol’s Inspirational Role in Creative WritingThe Rimbaud of Cwmdonkin Drive: Dylan Thomas and the Legend of the Drunken Bard“Sherry or Vodka Martini?”: Kingsley Amis’s Plunge into Spy Fiction SpiritWanderings of an Irish Drunkard? Alcohol and Self- Staging in Brendan Behan’s Confessions of an Irish RebelThe Role of Alcohol in After the Dance, Long Day’s Journey into Night, and Straight White Male

Dieter Fuchs is Assistant Professor of English Literature and Cultural Studies at the Department of English and American Studies of the University of Vienna and the Head of the Vienna Centre for Irish Studies. His main research areas include Shakespeare and early modern studies; James Joyce and high modernism; Irish studies; the campus novel.Wojciech Klepuszewski is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Humanities, Koszalin University of Technology, Poland. His research interests include poetry, academic fiction and, most recently, alcohol(ism) in literature.Matthew Leroy is a lecturer and doctoral candidate at the Department of English and American Studies at the University of Vienna. His fields of research are migration, and cultural studies with a particular interest in Australian studies. He is also the president of the Australian Academic Circle – a Vienna-based network of academics with connections to Australia.

• Martini vs. Grappa: The Functions of Alcohol in Hemingway’s A Farewell to ArmsNeutralizing Anxiety in Europe – Expatriation and Alcohol in Hemingway’s Short StoriesDrinking with Dazai: From Being Spun to Becoming Non- HumanJames Joyce, Finnegans Wake, and the Viennese Boozer Known as “Lieber Augustin”Drinking an Identity: The Nature of Addiction in Peter Hajnoczy’s Death Rode out from Persia“Ballade of Good Whisky”: Scottish uisge beatha in LiteratureLawrence Osborne: Boozehound’s TraveloguesHarnessing the Spirit: An Examination of Alcohol’s Inspirational Role in Creative WritingThe Rimbaud of Cwmdonkin Drive: Dylan Thomas and the Legend of the Drunken Bard“Sherry or Vodka Martini?”: Kingsley Amis’s Plunge into Spy Fiction SpiritWanderings of an Irish Drunkard? Alcohol and Self- Staging in Brendan Behan’s Confessions of an Irish RebelThe Role of Alcohol in After the Dance, Long Day’s Journey into Night, and Straight White Male

Dieter Fuchs is Assistant Professor of English Literature and Cultural Studies at the Department of English and American Studies of the University of Vienna and the Head of the Vienna Centre for Irish Studies. His main research areas include Shakespeare and early modern studies; James Joyce and high modernism; Irish studies; the campus novel.Wojciech Klepuszewski is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Humanities, Koszalin University of Technology, Poland. His research interests include poetry, academic fiction and, most recently, alcohol(ism) in literature.Matthew Leroy is a lecturer and doctoral candidate at the Department of English and American Studies at the University of Vienna. His fields of research are migration, and cultural studies with a particular interest in Australian studies. He is also the president of the Australian Academic Circle – a Vienna-based network of academics with connections to Australia.

• Martini vs. Grappa: The Functions of Alcohol in Hemingway’s A Farewell to ArmsNeutralizing Anxiety in Europe – Expatriation and Alcohol in Hemingway’s Short StoriesDrinking with Dazai: From Being Spun to Becoming Non- HumanJames Joyce, Finnegans Wake, and the Viennese Boozer Known as “Lieber Augustin”Drinking an Identity: The Nature of Addiction in Peter Hajnoczy’s Death Rode out from Persia“Ballade of Good Whisky”: Scottish uisge beatha in LiteratureLawrence Osborne: Boozehound’s TraveloguesHarnessing the Spirit: An Examination of Alcohol’s Inspirational Role in Creative WritingThe Rimbaud of Cwmdonkin Drive: Dylan Thomas and the Legend of the Drunken Bard“Sherry or Vodka Martini?”: Kingsley Amis’s Plunge into Spy Fiction SpiritWanderings of an Irish Drunkard? Alcohol and Self- Staging in Brendan Behan’s Confessions of an Irish RebelThe Role of Alcohol in After the Dance, Long Day’s Journey into Night, and Straight White Male