Adeola Oluyemisi Eze

Adeola Oluyemisi Eze is a postgraduate researcher at the Centre for Arts, Memory and Communities at Coventry University. A children’s book author, writing mentor, and publisher, she explores the intersections of cultural memory, classical reception, and book history in contemporary literature, with a focus on ancient book formats and experimental publishing. She is an Associate Fellow of the Higher Academy of Education (AFHEA).

• Research Interests: Book History, Children’s Literature, Classical Reception, Cultural Memory, Ecocriticism, Materiality of Texts, Post-digital Publishing
• Education: MA in English Literature (Coventry University, 2023), Degree in English Studies (Olabisi Onabanjo University, 1997)
• External Roles: Educational Director at Jordan Hill Creative Writing & Reading Workshop (2016–2022), FFT School-led Tutor in the National Tutoring Programme (2022–2023)
• Professional Activities: Member of the Classical Association and Higher Education Academy; delivered oral presentations on palimpsests, textual-visual interplay, and asemic expressions (2024)
• Awards: Rare Book School Scholarship (2024)