What a difference fiction makes

Still hard to comprehend that the books we read (sometimes) tell of the same world as the one we live in but are not identical to it.

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mathelinda.nabugodi.10@ucl.ac.uk

Comparative Literature
Creative Critical Writing
University College London

Welcome

And thank you for passing by. If I once conceived this blog as a sourcebook of useful quotes and notes, now it is become a place to record thoughts at the margins of my research.

Against Delivery, EARN/UCL Slade, Nov 2015

I hold a PhD in Creative Critical Writing from University College London. This newly launched degree aims to acknowledge the creative potential of critical thinking and its formulation in words. I am particularly interested in how the form of presentation affects the conceptual argument; in this case the encounter between an ongoing writing practice and the daily updateable short format of a blog post.

One name, two named

Conventionally, academic work begins with a research question, defines a method and presents evidence that builds up to a conclusion; my work, on contrast, resists conclusions. I do not seek to prove, but to pay attention – to words as they form writing and are informed by it in their turn.

Why my grandmother’s pillows?

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