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Brady Fauth obtained his MA from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich (LMU) in 2024. His thesis, which proposes a new reading of Katherine Mansfield’s prose as a slow procession—informed by her own constant migration, maturation, and endless reckoning with a colonial heritage—away from nature and toward an ultimate embrace of artificial space, is titled "Gardens Far Bigger and Wilder: Natural Spaces in the Works of Katherine Mansfield."
He holds a BA in English language and literature with a minor in creative writing, as well as a BA in Germanic studies, from the University of Maryland, College Park. He has previously lived and worked in several different regions of Austria as an English as a foreign language (EFL) teacher with the Fulbright Austria program. Before moving to Munich in September 2021, he worked at an international education not-for-profit in Washington, DC.
Brady joined the Rachel Carson Center in March 2023.