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Gregory Norminton is a Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at Manchester Metropolitan University, specializing in teaching BA joint honours and MA novel routes. Born in 1976, he studied English at Oxford University and trained as an actor at LAMDA. His research interests include ecological writing, speculative fiction, and literary translation. He has published novels like Serious Things and The Devil's Highway, short story collections such as The Lost Art of Losing, and radio adaptations. Norminton’s work has been recognized through fellowships and residencies including the Hawthornden Fellowship and Bellagio Center residency.
His academic roles emphasize collaborative creative processes, encouraging students through close reading and disciplined writing practices. Norminton’s creative projects extend to playwriting, screenwriting, and international literary collaborations, including contributions to The Book of Tehran anthology. He maintains an active presence in literary festivals and serves as a judge for prestigious awards like the Edge Hill Short Story Prize.
Awards and recognitions highlight his contributions to contemporary literature, with works blending historical, fantastical, and speculative elements. His current projects include a forthcoming fifth novel exploring familiar themes with fresh perspectives.
