Christopher Wells

Christopher Wells is a Researcher at the School of English, University of Sheffield, focusing on modernist literature with an emphasis on bisexuality, queer theory, and cultural analysis. His work interrogates canonical texts by Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, Radclyffe Hall, and Djuna Barnes through the lens of sexuality and identity.

• Research Themes: Modernist bisexuality, Foucault's heterotopia, gender theory, literary criticism

His publications span peer-reviewed journals (Humanities, Journal of Bisexuality, Open Library of Humanities), book chapters, and literary reviews. Key topics include:

• Havelock Ellis and bisexuality in Jacob’s Room (2022)
• Heterotopic bisexuality in Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist (2021)
• Queer theory in later life contexts via Foucault (2021)
• Legislative implications of Joyce’s Ulysses (2020)
• Intersectional race/sexuality biographical review (2020)

Wells’ work bridges literary analysis with contemporary discourses on gender, identity, and cultural theory. No scientific awards or advising roles are mentioned.