Katrina Oko-Odoi, PhD

Katrina Oko-Odoi is the Founder and Chief Editor of EditingWorm, an academic services company that guides graduate students through the thesis and dissertation writing process. After completing her PhD in Literature at UC San Diego, Katrina stepped fully into the academic editing and coaching space, where she's spent the past 14 years providing personalized, empathetic support to help graduate and undergraduate students succeed on their academic journey.

Finding Flight: Capturing the Complexity of Climate Change and Defying Traditional Gender Roles in Barbara Kingsolver’s Flight Behavior

Katrina’s Review of: Kingsolver, Barbara. Flight Behavior. New York: HarperCollins, 2012. 433 pages.   Since I was a teenager, Barbara Kingsolver has been one of my favorite authors. My mom, my sister and I used to pass around her books as if they were exotic sweets. I was first exposed to her writing through her […]

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Unraveling History in Christi Phillips The Devlin Diary

Katrina’s Review of: Phillips, Christi. The Devlin Diary. New York: Pocket Books, 2009.    The Devlin Diary, Christi Phillips’ much-anticipated (at least by me!) second novel, does not disappoint. This engrossing book picks up where The Rossetti Letter left off with historian Claire Donovan fresh out of graduate school and beginning her professorial career at

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