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Dr Rosie Šnajdr
Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing
Rosie Šnajdr is an academic, editor, and author of experimental fiction. She has published two novel-adjacent works of short fiction: Whorl the Prudident Slipt (Veer, 2021), which explores privilege, prejudice, and resistance during the Trumpian moment, and A Hypocritical Reader (Dostoyevsky Wannabe, 2018), which interrogates the demands of the reader upon the author (and vice versa). She is currently working on an anti-colonial eco-fiction novel of short stories, titled Telepathic Greenland Shark, in which a shark named Dóttir overhears 500 years of activity on Earth.
Rosie’s work has been widely published in anthologies and periodicals, including The Times Literary Supplement, The Brixton Review of Books, The Cambridge Literary Review, The Chicago Review of Books, and TANK Magazine. It has also appeared as part of gallery installations, and, memorably, as inspiration for a reader’s embroidery. Rosie co-edits the Cambridge Literary Review, a field-leading irregular book-length magazine of contemporary experimental poetry, fiction, script and essays.