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Naomi Kruger
Part I Tutor, Creative Writing Degree: BA: English Literature with Creative Writing - Lancaster MA: Distance Learning Creative Writing - Lancaster Current TeachingCREW 103 Research Interests
Naomi is currently working on her PhD: a composite novel (or interconnected short story sequence) partly narrated by May - a woman with Alzheimer's disease. She is interested in challenging the way characters with dementia are often distanced from the reader, observed from the outside and cast as increasingly medicalised 'others' as well as exploring the way language breaks down, and the extent to which form and structure can be performative, embodying the difficulties that occur as memory disintegrates, and the way this impacts on identity, consciousness and perceptions of reality. Her research is funded by the AHRC. Publications and Reviews
Publications: Stories have been published in Wag's Revue http://www.wagsrevue.com/Issue_4/#/119 by Flax (Litfest) http://www.litfest.org/publications/this-road-we-are-on-flax021/ and commended in Aesthetica. Reviews: 'With a well-dressed yet unpretentious vocabulary, Kruger renders space and character swiftly, spherically, with precision and subtlety. She finds richness in the everyday - simple details, natural voices, and quiet emotional turns. "Pottery" displays the same effortless, understated grace found in the works of Chekhov, Salinger and Carver. It is one of those rare stories that, in its brevity and depth, demands an immediate second reading.' Will Litton - Fiction editor for 'Wags Revue'
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