Dr Amanda Hodgkinson

Publications

Selected publications (see ORCID ID: 0000-0001-6166-0975 for full listing)

Research interests include historical fiction, the novel, literary fiction, storytelling, the short story and the role of memory, history, affective landscape and a sense of place and time in narrative. Amanda is passionate about working with writers, helping them to realise their creative projects.

• Hodgkinson A, 'Critical Thinking and Creative Writing in the Hybrid Workshop', in Smith, C. and Fosbraey, G. (eds.) Reflective Teaching in Higher Education. Bloomsbury (forthcoming) 
• Hodgkinson A, in Dix, H. and Howells A. (eds.) (2022) ‘Swimming: a poem’ in Creative Approaches to   Social Work Practice Learning. St Albans: Critical Publishing. 
• Hodgkinson A (2021) ‘Tin Town’ in Grand Central, Original Stories of Post-war Love and Reunion. Dressler Poland (Hardback, ebook, audio book, Paperback) 
• Hodgkinson, A. (2020) Introduction and foreword: Women’s Voices KDP. USA
• Hodgkinson, A. (2019) ‘Saving Himself’ Visual Verse. (V6) Visualverse.org
• Hodgkinson, A. (2018) Rose et ses Sœurs Pocket. Paris. France. Paperback and ebook.
• Hodgkinson, A. (2016) ‘On seeing his narrowboat for the first time’ in Words and Focus Hurtwood Press UK.
• Hodgkinson, A. (2014) Spilt Milk. Fig Tree, Penguin Random House London. (Paperback, ebook and audio book)
• Hodgkinson, A. (2014) Gedane Zaken. Bruna. Holland (Paperback, ebook, large print, audio)
• Hodgkinson, A. (2014) Le Sorelle Marsh (2014) Sperling and Kupfer. Italy. (Hardback, paperback and ebook)
• Hodgkinson, A. (2014) ‘Tin Town’ in Grand Central, Original Stories of Post-war Love and Reunion. Berkeley USA. (Hardback, ebook and audio book)
• Hodgkinson, A. (2011) 22 Britannia Road. Fig tree Penguin Random House. (Translated into 16 languages, in hardback, paperback, ebook, audio book, large print, braille)
• Hodgkinson, A. (2007) 'The Tree House' in Anderson, L. (ed) The Open University Creative Writing Handbook Routledge.

Writing and journalism:

Radio, UK journals, magazines and newspapers. Short stories and poetry in anthologies, literary magazines and journals including, ‘Women’s Weekly Summer Short Story Editions,’ The Mail on Sunday. The Daily Mail, The Telegraph, The Observer, The Times, Channel Four’s A Place in the Sun, The Lady, France Magazine, La Dépêche du Midi.

• Architectures of Cleaning (October 2023) AHRA Ecologies of Care Conference Portsmouth University
• Springcleaning: Poetry as Architecture (June 2022) Symposium for the London Festival of Architecture: The Royal Academy of Arts. London.
• The House of Seasonal Cleaning (November 2022) Connective Practices Symposium Fontys University School of the Arts, Tilburg, The Netherlands. 

• The Dance of Critical Thinking and Creative Writing (March 2021) National Association of Writers in Education.

• Exhibitions:
• Springcleaning: a site-responsive installation of poetry and audio art. (April 2022)  Bodfa Continuum: Anglesey, Wales. 
• ‘Ouvrage d’Arles’, France, 1st July – 15th August 2017

Amanda regularly gives talks on writing in the UK and in Europe. She offers writing workshops, mentoring, and promotes literature, reading and creative writing through the writing community at University of Suffolk and in the wider community. She make worthwhile and meaningful connections between the craft of writing and the importance of storytelling skills in business and for personal well-being. Amanda judges literary competitions and develops creative writing projects for exhibitions and publishing.