Dr. Marshall teaches first-year, professional, technical, and multimodal writing and honors literature and composition. 

Beyond his professional writing experience in journalism, marketing, social media, and web design, he is the author of Romanticism, Gender, and Violence (Bucknell, 2013) and essays on British and American gothic (1764-present), contemporary LGBTQ literature, and speculative fiction and film. His work at the intersections of gothic/horror and identity studies, including gender, sexuality, race, class, and disability, has appeared in European Romantic Review, The Burney Journal, ELN: English Language Notes, The Journal of Bisexuality, and Supernatural Studies.

Dr. Marshall has taught over 35 different classes, spanning eighteenth- and nineteenth-century British literature, post-1840 American literature, speculative fiction (science fiction, fantasy, and horror), literature and theory survey courses, business and professional writing, journalism, film and media studies, and web and document design. He also served as acting director of a gender and sexuality studies program where he was affiliated faculty for nine years.