Emma Geen is an author, and creative writing PhD student and lecturer at Bath Spa. Her writing is inspired by her education in Psychology and Philosophy.
Her debut novel, The Many Selves of Katherine North, is to be published by Bloomsbury, June 2016 and is represented by Janklow & Nesbit. It won the 2012 Janklow & Nesbit Bath Spa award.
Several of her short stories feature in Stories of the Stranger, Bene Factum Publishing, 2014.
Her PhD is funded by the SWW DTP and aims to draw together the findings of science, philosophy and literature to examine the relationship between narrative, embodiment and empathy.
Her debut novel, The Many Selves of Katherine North, is to be published by Bloomsbury, June 2016 and is represented by Janklow & Nesbit. It won the 2012 Janklow & Nesbit Bath Spa award.
Several of her short stories feature in Stories of the Stranger, Bene Factum Publishing, 2014.
Her PhD is funded by the SWW DTP and aims to draw together the findings of science, philosophy and literature to examine the relationship between narrative, embodiment and empathy.
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