Claire Nally

Claire Nally is a researcher at Northumbria University specializing in modern and contemporary literature, with a focus on Neo-Victorianism and Irish Studies. She has published extensively on subcultures, gender, and postcolonial encounters in literature.

• PhD in English (2006), MA in English (2002), BA in English (2001)
• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Her research spans Neo-Victorianism, Irish literature, subcultural aesthetics, and contemporary engagements with death. Key publications include monographs on Steampunk and Death Memoirs, alongside co-authored works.

Claire supervises PhD research in Neo-Victorianism, modern fiction, and Irish studies. She has led modules such as 'Neo-Victorianism: Contemporary Literature and Culture' and 'James Joyce's Ulysses', contributing to MA programs in English literature and Gothic studies.

• Co-editor of Bloomsbury Library of Gender and Popular Culture (2011-2024)
• Deputy Editor of C21 Literature (2019-2022)