Research

PhD's in Creative Writing/English

Name: Vivienne Aldous
Subject: History
Working Title: The Life, Work, and Influence of John Darby (c. 1553 – 1608/09), Surveyor, Map Maker, Artist, Protestant and Social Climber

Name: Anne McGee
Subject: History
Working Title: The reality and representation of female criminality in rural Suffolk between 1780 and 1820

Name: Andrew Worrall
Subject: Creative Writing
Working Title: The Inheritance of Peter Tye, a novel. The archives as a framework for historical fiction

Name: Amanda Markwell
Subject: History
Working Title: “Such methods of barbarism” An exploration of the violence towards women during the British campaign for women’s suffrage, 1906-1915

Name: Jayd Green
Subject: Creative Writing
Working Title: The Stranger Sea: a novel.  A Rewilding of Nature Writing in the context of eco-criticism and environmental activism

Name: Muriel Moore-Smith
Subject: Creative Writing
Working Title: H’s Code, a. novel. A creative re-assembly of a hidden life. Writing Historical Fiction and Family Memory. 

Name: Richard Glass
Subject: History
Working Title: Suffolk Agrarian Change 1840 - 1875

Name: Kavari Woodward
Subject: Creative Writing
Working Title: A Memoir of Marginalisation and Exclusion: Exploring the Quest for Identity and Belonging Within my Bi-Racial Family

Name: Molly Britton
Subject: Creative Writing
Working Title: The Muse of Vienna, a novel: Seeking truth in biographical research

Name: Adetomiwa (Tommy) Ademuyiwa
Subject: English/Linguistics
Working Title: Language Acquisition and Learning amongst students with special educational needs towards achieving academic excellence. A case study of Federal College of Education, Oyo, Nigeria

Name: Rose Dawn Gant
Subject: English Literature
Working Title: ‘For hope and sadness mingle in his heart’: Loss, Grief and Hero-Worship in the works of Branwell Brontë

Name: David Stone
Subject: Art and Creative Writing
Working Title: Ghosts in the Landscape: Commemorating the Forgotten: developing art practice and creative writing to investigate the realism both forms seek to reach.

Name: Michelle Pocock
Subject: Art with Creative Writing
Working Title: A phenomenological exploration of the lived experience of long-term illness as a transformative process in memoir and photography

Name: Laura May
Subject: Creative Writing
Working Title: No Expectations: how visual images can act as a catalyst for creation and build a body of ekphrastic poetry

Name: Zoe Gilbert
Subject: Creative Writing
Working Title: Enchantment and the Folk Fantastic in short fiction

Name: Charlotte Yule
Subject: English Literature
Working Title: Great Women’s Houses: Building Becoming in the Lives and Works of Woolf, Du Maurier, Christie and Winn

Name: Loretta MacInnes
Subject: Creative Writing
Working Title: Fractured: A multi-dimensional memoir of the impact of a rare disease diagnosis on a family

Name: Caroline Roberts
Subject: English Literature
Working Title: Peril in the House: Investigating motherhood in the works of Agatha Christie

Student Quotes

• Gill Lowe – Visting Fellow in English
• Ashley Hickson-Lovence – Visting Fellow in Creative Writing
• Zoe Gilbert – Senior Visiting Fellow in Creative Writing
• Jamie Bernthal-Hooker – Visiting Fellow in English and Creative Writing
• Cristian Ilbury – Visiting Fellow in Linguistics
• Charlotte Newson - Visiting Professor of Arts