School of Literature and Creative Writing

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Faculty

Robert Clark

Anthropology, Architecture, Art History, Drama, Education, History, Literature, Political Science, Psychology, and Social Sciences

Thomas Karshan

Aesthetics, Comparative Literature, Critical Theory, English, English Literature, Letters, Play, and Vladimir Nabokov

Holly Maples

Culture Studies, Performance Studies, Theatre History, and Theatre Studies

Joad Raymond

Civil Wars Of Britain, Cultural Politics, John Milton, Literary Regionalism, Literary representations of science, Literature, Literature And Science, Lyric poetry, Newspaper History, and Pamphleteering

Karen Smyth

Boccaccio, Chaucer, John Lydgate, Literary representations of science, Medieval Literature, Medieval Women, Middle English, Patronage (History), Thomas Hoccleve, and Time in Literature
Graduate Students

Kathryn Anderson

Art History, Avant-Garde, Critical Theory, Dance History, Dramaturgy, E. E. Cummings, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Greek Tragedy, Literature, and Modern Poetry

Roger Ashton-Griffiths

Art History, Creative Writing, Visual Arts, Creative Writing, Contemporary Poetry, Literature, Philosophy and Critical Theory, Gender Studies, Art History, History, Philosophy and Sociology of Human/animal Relations, and India Sri Lanka Ceylon Owenson Sydney Woolf Leonard

Tom Bailey

Comparative Literature, Creative Writing, Cultural Studies, Performance Studies, and Theatre Studies

Julie Barton

Children's Literature, Children's Literature & Culture, Children's and Young Adult Literature, Contemporary Literature, Film Studies, and Young Adult Fiction

Bernardo Bueno

Creative Writing, Creative Writing Theory and Pedagogy, Geek Culture, Nerd Genres, Azuma Hiroki, Comics and Graphic Novels, Contemporary Literature, Douglas Coupland, Genre Fiction, and Intertextuality

Barbara Cooke

Archival Theory, Biography, Critical Theory and Frankfurt School, Feminist Theory, Modernism, Postcolonialism, Subaltern Studies, and Literature and Trauma

Amanda Dillon

Avant-Garde, British Experimental Fiction, Cognitive Poetics (as such), Comparative Literature, Contemporary American Literature, Contemporary British Literature, Contemporary Literature, Critical Theory, Cross Genre Writing, and Cultural Studies

Lydia Fellgett

Critical Theory, Cultural Materialism, English Literature, Inter-war Writing, Late Modernism, and London Writing

Tamsin Flower

Creative Writing

Diane Freeborn

Class Divide in Fiction, Liminality, Literature and Gender, Literature of Death and Dying, Postwar Fiction, and Literature and gender, literary criticism (reviewing) and essay writing, critical editing, Swedish and British 19th century fiction, contemporary Swedish working-class literature

Kathryn Holeywell

Academic Culture, Academic celebrity, Biography, Creative Writing, Digital Humanities, Institutional history, Life Writing (Literature), Literary biography, and Malcolm Bradbury

Emma Hooper

Creativity, Design Creativity, Interdisciplinarity, Intermedia, Literature, Literature and Music, Music, Music Theory, Music and Language, and Musicology

Xueting Hu

Literary Translation (Translation Studies) and Media Studies

Sally Johnson

Comparative Literature, Creative Writing, Critical Theory, English Literature, British Romanticism, English Romanticism, Romanticism, and Timothy Morton

Kate C. Jones

20th Century British Literature, A. L. Barker, Anthropology of Children and Childhood, British Literature, Contemporary Gothic Fiction, Cultural History Of Ghosts, Culture, Donald W. Winnicott, English Literature, and Existentialism (Philosophy)

Tim Jones

"True Blood", Bohumil Hrabal, Czech Literature, Deconstruction, European Modernism, Hermann Broch, Identity politics, Ivan Klima, Karel Capek, and Milan Kundera

Kelvin Knight

Heterotopia, James Joyce, Jorge Luis Borges, Michel Foucault, and Vladimir Nabokov

Lynn Mastellotto

Contemporary Fiction and Creative Nonfiction, Contemporary Literature, Cosmopolitanism, Critical Theory, Cultural Studies, Gender Studies, Literary Criticism, Social Theory, Tourism Studies, and Travel Writing

James Midgley

Creative Writing, Critical Theory, Ecopoetics, English Literature, Literature, Magic and the Occult (Anthropology Of Religion), Martin Heidegger, Shamanism, Walter Benjamin, and Alice Oswald

Henriette Rietveld

Applied Theatre, Cultural Studies, Performance Studies, Political Anthropology, Queer Theory, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Theatre Anthropology, Theatre Studies, and Theatre for Development

Iain Rowley

Anarchist Studies, Autonomist Marxism, Continental Philosophy (especially Jacques Derrida, Gilles Deleuze, Friedrich Nietzsche, Immanuel Levinas, Edmund Husserl, Martin Heidegger, Jurgen Habermas, and Jacques Lacan), Gustav Landauer, Julia Kristeva, Kenneth Rexroth, Late modernist poetry, Luce Irigaray, Martin Buber, and Maternality

Clara Stern Rodríguez

Cognitive Poetics (as such), Comparative Linguistics, Critical Thinking and Creativity, Interdisciplinarity and the study of literature, Literary Criticism and Translation, Literary Stylistics, Literary translation, Literature and Sound, Redefinition of Prose: Unfreezing Punctuation, Grammar, Sentencing, and Rhythm

Cutter Streeby

Biopolitics, Bruno Latour, Communication Theory, De Certeau, Edmund Husserl, Foucault, Gaston Bachelard, Michel Foucault, and Social construction

Rebecca Wigmore

Augmented Reality, Augmented Reality Art, Computer Games Technology, Creative Writing, Film Aesthetics, Film Studies, Gamification, Interactive Digital Storytelling, Interactive Multimedia, and Internet Art

Nonia Williams

Alan Burns, Alan and Carol Burns, Ann Quin, Biography, British Avant Garde, British Experimental Fiction, Fiction After Modernism, and Robert Sward

Naomi Wood

Creative Writing, Ernest Hemingway, Historical Fiction, Modernist Literature (Literary Modernism), and Religion, Media, and Culture

Anna de Vaul

Analyzing society and the social taboo through fiction, Characterizations of Place in Fiction, Comparative Literature, Creative Writing, Cultural Studies, Gothic Literature, and Utopian, Dystopian, and Post-Apocalyptic Fiction

Rosie Šnajdr

London, 1914, Middlebrow Literature, Modernism, Pierre Bourdieu, and Popular Fiction
Undergraduates

Claire Harrison

Members

Jonathan Hyde

Iain Robinson

Apocalypticism In Literature, Contemporary British Literature, Creative Writing, Critical Theory, Dystopian Fiction, Dystopian Literature, Dystopias, Literary Dystopias, Speculative Literature, and Utopian Literature
Alumni

Annie Barton (Osborne)

Adaptation (Literature), Children's Literature, Children's and Young Adult Literature, Cultural Identity, European culture, French Literature, French translation, Gender, Gender and Sexuality, and Gender in Translation

Nikoleta Dimitriou

Ethics of Translation, Greek translation, Translation Studies, Translation theory, Greek Language, Humor, Humor Translation/Interpreting, Humor and Translation/Interpreting, Languages and Linguistics, and Register

Laura Steel

Film Studies, French Theatre, Musical Theatre, Romanticism, Shakespeare, and Utopian Studies

Lizzy Welby

Hélène Cixous, Julia Kristeva, Lacan, Melanie Klein (Psychology), Psychoanalysis And Literature, Self and Identity, Trauma (Psychology), Postcolonial identity, and Rudyard Kipling
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