Her field of interest is to explore the eighteenth and nineteenth century British and American literature and investigate its role and contribution in the formation of national identities. The book Nation and Migration: The Making of British Atlantic Literature, 1765-1835 deals with the dialectical relationship between nation and migration and the role played by the British migrants in legitimizing the American cultural identity and the formation of Trans-Atlantic literature. The book first unravels the impact of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales in the formation of the cultural and political identity of the Great Britain. It further traces out a literary history of each country and its role in the formation of cultural identity of America and Trans-Atlantic literature.