Author
Kelly Enright is the author of The Maximum of Wilderness: The Jungle in the American Imagination, Osa & Martin: For the Love of Adventure, and Rhinoceros. Her articles have been published in American Archaeology, National Geographic, Wilderness, Landscape Architecture, Discover, Environmental History, Cultural Studies Review and AntiqueWeek. She has a doctorate in American history and a master's in museum anthropology. She writes about history, exploration, anthropology, archaeology, nature, museums, animals, and travel.
Byline/Pseudonym : Kelly Enright or Kelly Aspen
Location (City or region) : St. Augustine, Florida
General Subjects (Select all that apply) : Arts & Culture, Nature & Environment, Travel, Education
Specialty Subjects : History, Anthropology, Archaeology, Historic Preservation, Museums, Nature, National Parks, Animals, Wildlife, Museums, Travel, Exploration,
Skills (Select all that apply) : Books, Essays, Feature writing, Articles, Copywriting, Curriculum, E-books, Editing, Blog posts
Writing Credits : National Geographic (magazine and books), Landscape Architecture, Discover, American Archaeology, AntiqueWeek, Wilderness, Seeing America, Environmental History, Cultural Studies Review
Book Credits : ''Reading Rhino through the Lens of Human-Animal Studies'' in The Rhinoceros of South Asia by Kees Rookemaker (Brill 2024).
''Franklinia in the Garden'' in Extinction and Memorial Culture (Routledge 2023).
Maximum of Wilderness: the Jungle in the American Imagination (University of Virginia 2012).
Osa & Martin: For the Love of Adventure (Lyons/Globe Pequot 2011).
America's Natural Places: Rocky Mountains & Great Plains (Greenwood 2010).
Rhinoceros (Reaktion/University of Chicago 2008).
''Foreword,'' in Married Adventure by Osa Johnson (Kodansha 2019).
''Why the Rhinoceros Doesn't Talk: the Cultural Life of a Wild Animal in America,'' in Beastly Natures: Animals, Humans, and the Study of History ( University of Virginia 2010).
Awards & Recognitions : Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Award for Education Media, 2018.
Kansas Notable Book Award, Osa and Martin , 2012.
Animals & Society Institute Fellow, Wesleyan University, 2011.
Professional Membership