| LC control no. | n 2002113331 |
|---|---|
| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Royle, Nicholas, 1957- |
| Variant(s) | Royle, N. W. O. (Nicholas W. O.), 1957- |
| See also | Employer: University of Sussex |
| Associated country | Great Britain |
| Birth date | 1957-04-10 |
| Field of activity | Education, Higher English literature Creative writing Fiction |
| Affiliation | University of Sussex University of Stirling Tampereen yliopisto University of Oxford |
| Profession or occupation | College teachers Authors |
| Found in | Royle, Nicholas. Jacques Derrida, 2003: ECIP t.p. (Nicholas Royle) data view (Royle, Nicholas; b. Apr. 10, 1957) The uncanny, c2003: t.p. (Nicholas Royle) pref. (N.W.O.R., Lewes) Uni. of Sussex WWW Site, 12 Feb. 2003 (Prof. Nicholas Royle, Prof. of English, N.W.O. Royle) The art of the novel, 2015: title page (edited by Nicholas Royle) page 168 (Nicholas Royle teaches English at the University of Sussex, where he is director of the Centre for Creative and Critical Thought and convenor of the MA in Creative and Critical Writing) Veer ecology, 2017: page 483 (Nicholas Royle is professor of English at the University of Sussex) University of Sussex, via WWW, January 11, 2017 (Prof Nicholas Royle; Professor of English (English), Professor Of English (Centre for Literature and Philosophy, Centre for Creative and Critical Thought); Nicholas Royle has been Professor of English at the University of Sussex since 1999; he established the MA/Ph. D. programme in Creative and Critical Writing in 2001 and is founding director of the Centre for Creative and Critical Thought; Royle has previously taught at the University of Stirling, Scotland (1992-1999), the University of Tampere, Finland (1987-1992) and at the University of Oxford (1981-1987); he welcomes Ph. D. applicants with interests in any of the following: Shakespeare; modern and contemporary literature; literary theory; Derrida (and/or deconstruction); Freud (and/or psychoanalysis); creative and critical writing; he has published many critical books and essays, as well as a novel and short fiction; his first novel, Quilt, was published in 2010; he is also an editor of the Oxford Literary Review, a journal with which he has been involved since the 1970s, and director of the app Quick Fictions) |
| Associated language | eng |
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