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Ines Gregori Labarta

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Former affiliations
  • County College

    LA1 4YW Lancaster

  • County College

    LA1 4YD Lancaster

  • Faculty Of Health And Medicine

    LA14YX Lancaster

Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

I welcome PhD students working on prose projects that align with my research interests and expertise.

20072025

Research activity per year

Personal profile

Research Interests

I am a writer of speculative fiction especially interested in the weird, horror and genre-bending work. My research interests include the novella as a form - I am the author of two novellas, McTavish Manor (Holland House, 2016) and Kabuki (Dairea, 2017) although I am also a keen writer of novels and short stories. My latest novel, The Three Lives of Saint Ciarán (Blackwater Press, 2024), expeirments with different genres (including magic realism, the weird and dystopia) and languages to establish cultural and literary connections between Ireland and Spain and celebrate characters that move across genders and cultures.

Other research interests are multilingual and transcultural narratives, migrant narratives, queer literature, magic realism, RPGs, monstrous fiction and the gothic. I'm also keen on graphic novels - and have years of experience as freelance illustrator and cartoonist. I am also interested in podcasts - I worked as a radio journalist for a while and I have been a frelance podcast editor, writer and producer since 2014 - I was Litro's magazine podcast editor from 2020-2021 and I produced podcasts like The Writing Life and The Wandering Bard, which you can listen to here.

  

 

 

Education/Academic qualification

PhD, Queering the Bull: A common tale for Ireland and Spain, Lancaster University

1/10/201530/09/2019

Award Date: 30/09/2019

MA, Creative Writing, Lancaster University

1/10/201430/09/2015

External positions

External Examiner, University of Iceland

1/06/202330/06/2026

Lecturer in Creative Writing, University of Plymouth

20/03/202230/09/2023

Lecturer in Creative Writing, University of Wolverhampton

21/09/202017/03/2022

Associate Lecturer in Creative Writing, UCLan

1/11/201630/06/2020

Keywords

  • Transcultural writing
  • Literature and gender