DrR. M. Francis
Senior Lecturer in Creative and Professional Writing
Faculty of Arts, Business, and Social Sciences
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- Senior Lecturer in Creative and Professional WritingFaculty of Arts, Business, and Social Sciences
- 01902 321000 Ext.2476 (Work)
- University of Wolverhampton, Faculty of Arts, School of Humanities, MH025 Camp Street, Wolverhampton, England, WV1 1AD
BIO
R. M. Francis is a writer from the Black Country. He completed his PhD at the University of Wolverhampton, where he is lecturer in Creative and Professional Writing. He's the author of five poetry Chapbook collections: Transitions; (The Black Light Engine Room, 2015) Orpheus; (Lapwing Publications, 2016) Corvus' Burnt-wing Love Balm and Cure-All; (The Black Light Engine Room Press, 2018); Lamella (Original Plus Chapbooks, 2019) and Fieldnotes from a Deep Topography of Dudley (Wild Pressed Books 2019). In 2020 Smokestack Books published his first full length collection, Subsidence, and his debut novel, Bella is out with Wild Pressed Books. In spring 2019 he became the inaugural David Bradshaw Writer in Residence at Oxford University. In 2020-22 he was the Poet in Residence for the Black Country Geological Society. His second novel, The Wrenna, is published with Wild Pressed Books in 2021. In March 2023 his collection of poems, essays and fieldnotes, The Chain Coral Chorus, came out with Play Dead Press. Poe Girl Publications published his horror short story collection, Ameles / Currents of Unmindfulness. He is reviews editor for the Journal of Class and Culture
UNIVERSITY OF WOLVERHAMPTON APPOINTMENTS
- Lecturer in Creative and Professional WritingUniversity of Wolverhampton, School of Humanities, Dudley, United Kingdom1 Sep 2019
DEGREES
- PhDUniversity of Wolverhampton, Dudley, United Kingdom1 Nov 2019 - 1 Nov 2018
- MA DistinctionTeesside University, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom1 Oct 2013 - 1 Oct 2014
CERTIFICATIONS
- PGCHEUniversity of WolverhamptonPostgraduate Certificate in Higher Education