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Frazer Lee is a Reader in Creative Writing at Brunel University, serving as Programme Lead for Postgraduate Creative Writing within the Department of English and Creative Writing in the College of Business, Arts and Social Sciences. Holding a PhD and recognized as FHEA (Fellow of the Higher Education Academy), he bridges academic scholarship with professional creative practice.
Lee's research interests center on horror fiction, particularly Gothic and folk horror traditions, with strong connections to British literary and cinematic traditions. His work explores the intersections of supernatural elements with psychological depth, often drawing from British landscapes and cultural traditions. He demonstrates particular expertise in adaptation studies, especially regarding media franchises like Doctor Who and Blake's 7, examining how horror narratives translate across different media forms.
His recent publications show a consistent trajectory in horror fiction, with increasing emphasis on folk horror elements and British Gothic traditions. The works span novels, short story collections, media tie-ins, and even board game design, demonstrating his multidisciplinary approach to horror storytelling.
- Edgar Allan Poe Gothic Filmmaker Award for his film 'The Stay'
- Bram Stoker Award Finalist for debut novel 'The Lamplighters'
- Multiple film festival awards for 'The Stay', including its 33rd award at Reale Film Festival Italy in April 2025
- Juror for the Bram Stoker Awards for four consecutive years
As Programme Lead for Postgraduate Creative Writing, Lee mentors emerging writers, particularly in horror and speculative fiction. His industry connections provide students with pathways into publishing and film. Though specific grant information isn't detailed in the text, his active film and publishing projects suggest ongoing creative development work. Lee's 'The Stay' continues its successful film festival run, and he has multiple creative writing and film projects optioned or in development, including the feature film screenplay 'Knock Three Times'.
