Arin Keeble

Dr. Arin Keeble is a Lecturer in the School of Arts and Creative Industries at Edinburgh Napier University. He specializes in literary and cultural responses to terrorism, crisis, and systemic inequality, with particular focus on intersections with neoliberalism and slow violence. His research also explores 'literary television' and music-literature interplay.

Key publications include Twenty-First Century Fictions of Terrorism (2024), Jesmyn Ward: New Critical Essays (2023), and Narratives of Hurricane Katrina (2019). His work appears in journals like Journal of American Studies, Canadian Review of American Studies, and Critique, alongside reviews in the Financial Times and Guardian.

He supervises PhD projects addressing topics such as Scottish political discourse on Twitter, reworkings of Kristevan abjection, and musical free-verse poetry. Keeble co-edits C21 Literature: Journal of Twenty-First-Century Writings and frequently presents at international conferences on contemporary literature and culture.