معرفی
Dr. Georgia Rose Phillips is a Lecturer in Creative Writing at the School of Humanities, University of Adelaide. She holds a PhD in Creative Writing from UNSW and has taught at institutions including UNSW. Her research focuses on literary narrative modes, modernism, post-postmodernism, and eco-feminism. Phillips has been recognized with prizes like the Scribe Nonfiction Literary Prize and Ultimo Literary Prize. Her upcoming novel, The Bearcat, will be published in 2025. She actively contributes to literary journals such as Antipodes, Meniscus, and TEXT. Phillips also reviews works for The Historical Novels Review and engages with contemporary issues like climate terminology and animal ethics in her writing.
Education
- PhD in Creative Writing, UNSW
- BA (First Class Honours in Creative Writing), UNSW
Research Interests
Phillips explores experimental narrative forms, literary modernism's legacy, and the intersection of history and fiction. Her work challenges anthropocentric perspectives through ecocriticism and eco-feminism, addressing animal ethics and temporal narratives. She also investigates phenomenology in writing and LGBTQIA+ representation.
Publications Highlights
Recent works include poetry series in Social Alternatives (2025), academic articles on historical fiction, and reviews of novels like The Wren and Held. Her poetry collection and second novel are in progress.
Awards
- Highly Commended, Scribe Nonfiction Literary Prize (2018)
- Fiction Winner, Ultimo Literary Prize (2021)
- Shortlisted Finalist, AAALS Prize (2022)
Teaching
Convenes courses such as The Politics of Writing and The Art of the Novel at the University of Adelaide.
