Kristen Geaman

Ohio, United States

I'm a medieval historian with a research focus on women and gender and medical history. My geographical focus is on medieval England.

My dissertation, entitled “Childless Queens and Child-like Kings: Negotiating Royal Infertility in England, 1382-1471,” focused on how royalty coped with infertility in late medieval England.

Currently, I am continuing my work on infertility by exploring how nobility and townspeople dealt with infertility.

Select Publications:

“A Personal Letter Written by Anne of Bohemia,” English Historical Review, 128:534 (October 2013), 1086-1094.

“Modernizing Mathew Paris: The Standards and Practices of the First Printed Editions,” Quidditas, 33 (2012), 117-151.

“Queen’s Gold and Intercession: The Case of Eleanor of Aquitaine,” Medieval Feminist Forum, 46:2 (2010), 10-33.

  • Work
    • University of Toledo
  • Education
    • PhD in history from University of Southern California