Dr Jamie Harris
Lecturer in Literature and Place
Department of English & Creative Writing
Contact Details
- Email: jah95@aber.ac.uk
- ORCID: 0000-0003-0595-9846
- Office: D15, Hugh Owen Building
- Phone: +44 (0) 1970 623111 (x4730)
- Research Portal Profile
Profile
Lecturer in Literature and Place, and teaches American Literature and Literary Theory. His main research interests are Literary Geographies, Welsh Writing in English, and Utopianism. He is Membership Secretary for the Association for Welsh Writing in English, and his work has appeared in the International Journal of Welsh Writing in English, New Welsh Review, and Planet magazine. Currently working on a monograph on Iain Sinclair.
Teaching
Module Coordinator
- EN11220 - American Literature 1819-1925
- ENM1220 - Postwar American Fiction
- EN19920 - Interdisciplinary Approaches to Climate Change
Attendance Dept Admin
- EN21220 - Literature and Climate in the Nineteenth Century
- WR22120 - Adventures with Poetry
- EN21020 - Literary Geographies
- EN21120 - Contemporary Writing and Climate Crisis
- EN28720 - Writing Women for the Public Stage, 1670-1780
- WL20320 - Short stories: Grit and Candour
- WR20620 - Writing Selves
- EN21620 - Contemporary Queer Fiction
- WR20220 - Beginning the Novel
- WR21120 - Telling True Stories: ways of Writing Creative Non-Fiction
- EN20920 - Literary Modernisms
- EN22920 - Literature since the '60s
- WR21720 - Shaping Plots
- EN22120 - Place and Self
- EN23120 - In the Olde Dayes: Medieval Texts and Their World
- EN20120 - Literary Theory: Debates and Dialogues
- WL20720 - A Century in Crisis: 1790s to 1890s
- WR32720 - Big Ideas: Writing Popular Science
- WRM6060 - Writer as Practitioner 2
- WRM6620 - Writer as Professional
- WR32620 - Writing Music
- WRM6140 - Writer as Practitioner 1
- WR11020 - Beginning Creative Writing Part 1
- WR30040 - The Writing Project
- WR32820 - Humour and Conflict in Contemporary Writing
- WRM6240 - Writer as Professional
- WRM6320 - Writer as Scholar
- WR11120 - Beginning Creative Writing Part 2
- WR31220 - Poetry for today
- WR32120 - Writing and Place
- WRM6420 - Writing Poetry: Modes in Contemporary Poetry
- WR31820 - Crisis Writing
- WR31920 - Writing Horror
- WR32420 - Writing Crime Fiction
- ENM1820 - Writing Ireland, Writing Wales
- ENM0560 - Master's Dissertation
- ENM0920 - 21st-Century Medievalisms
- ENM3120 - Reading Ulysses
- ENM1620 - Women, Fiction and Female Community, 1660-1792
- ENM1720 - Sensational Sales: Victorian Popular Literature 1848-1894
- ENM1220 - Postwar American Fiction
- ENM3020 - Research and Project Planning
- ENM1520 - Romantic Radical Cultures
- ENM0220 - Queer and Now: 100 years of Queer Writing
- ENM0020 - Late Modernist Poetry
- EN30040 - Undergraduate Dissertation
- EN33620 - Ali Smith and 21st Century fiction(s)
- EN19920 - Interdisciplinary Approaches to Climate Change
- EN30120 - Reading Theory / Reading Text
- EN10220 - Ancestral Voices
- EN30420 - Writing in the Margins: Twentieth-Century Welsh Poetry in English
- EN30820 - Haunting Texts
- EN10520 - Contemporary Writing
- EN11320 - Critical Practice
- EN30320 - Victorian Childhoods
- EN31320 - The Mark of the Beast: Animals in Literature from the 1780s to the 1920s
- EN30520 - Romantic Eroticism
- EN11220 - American Literature 1819-1925
Blackboard Dept Admin
- EN21620 - Contemporary Queer Fiction
- WR21720 - Shaping Plots
- WR22120 - Adventures with Poetry
- EN21020 - Literary Geographies
- EN21120 - Contemporary Writing and Climate Crisis
- EN20920 - Literary Modernisms
- EN22920 - Literature since the '60s
- EN22120 - Place and Self
- WL20720 - A Century in Crisis: 1790s to 1890s
- WR20220 - Beginning the Novel
- EN21220 - Literature and Climate in the Nineteenth Century
- EN28720 - Writing Women for the Public Stage, 1670-1780
- WL20320 - Short stories: Grit and Candour
- WR20620 - Writing Selves
- WR21120 - Telling True Stories: ways of Writing Creative Non-Fiction
- EN20120 - Literary Theory: Debates and Dialogues
- EN23120 - In the Olde Dayes: Medieval Texts and Their World
- WR11020 - Beginning Creative Writing Part 1
- WR30040 - The Writing Project
- WRM6620 - Writer as Professional
- WR11120 - Beginning Creative Writing Part 2
- WR32420 - Writing Crime Fiction
- WR32720 - Big Ideas: Writing Popular Science
- WRM6060 - Writer as Practitioner 2
- WRM6240 - Writer as Professional
- WRM6420 - Writing Poetry: Modes in Contemporary Poetry
- WR31220 - Poetry for today
- WR32120 - Writing and Place
- WR32820 - Humour and Conflict in Contemporary Writing
- WRM6140 - Writer as Practitioner 1
- WR31820 - Crisis Writing
- WR31920 - Writing Horror
- WR32620 - Writing Music
- WRM6320 - Writer as Scholar
- ENM0220 - Queer and Now: 100 years of Queer Writing
- ENM1220 - Postwar American Fiction
- ENM1620 - Women, Fiction and Female Community, 1660-1792
- ENM3120 - Reading Ulysses
- ENM0560 - Master's Dissertation
- ENM1520 - Romantic Radical Cultures
- ENM1820 - Writing Ireland, Writing Wales
- ENM0020 - Late Modernist Poetry
- ENM1720 - Sensational Sales: Victorian Popular Literature 1848-1894
- ENM3020 - Research and Project Planning
- ENM0920 - 21st-Century Medievalisms
- EN11320 - Critical Practice
- EN10520 - Contemporary Writing
- EN30120 - Reading Theory / Reading Text
- EN30820 - Haunting Texts
- EN33620 - Ali Smith and 21st Century fiction(s)
- EN30040 - Undergraduate Dissertation
- EN30420 - Writing in the Margins: Twentieth-Century Welsh Poetry in English
- EN11220 - American Literature 1819-1925
- EN30520 - Romantic Eroticism
- EN10220 - Ancestral Voices
- EN31320 - The Mark of the Beast: Animals in Literature from the 1780s to the 1920s
- EN19920 - Interdisciplinary Approaches to Climate Change
- EN30320 - Victorian Childhoods
Coordinator
- ENM1220 - Postwar American Fiction
- EN11220 - American Literature 1819-1925
- EN19920 - Interdisciplinary Approaches to Climate Change
Lecturer
Publications
Alexander, N & Harris, J 2022, 'After Chernobyl: Welsh Poetry and Nuclear Power', Literature & History, vol. 31, no. 1, pp. 70-88. 10.1177/03061973221091873
Harris, J 2022, Iain Sinclair. in A Hadfield (ed.), British and Irish Literature. Oxford Bibliographies. 10.1093/OBO/9780199846719-0183
Harris, J 2022, 'Landscape and Subjectivity in the Work of Patrick Keiller, W. G. Sebald, and Iain Sinclair.', Modern Language Review, vol. 117, no. 4, pp. 714-715. 10.1353/mlr.2022.0138
Harris, J 2021, Lost Utopias: The Failure of Imagination in Welsh Politics and Fiction. in D Evans, K Smith & H Williams (eds), The Welsh Way: Essays on Neoliberalism and Devolution. Parthian Books, Cardigan, pp. 337-350.
Harris, J 2018, 'How Many Hours to Zero?' Planet: The Welsh Internationalist, no. 230. <https://www.planetmagazine.org.uk/planet-online/230/jamie-harris>
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