Earlier this year I was awarded a PhD in Cultural History from the University of Portsmouth. My PhD research examined middle-class guilt as a motivation for the creation, and promotion of monster stereotypes for socially outcast 'others' in Britain during the nineteenth century. I've created an abridged version here, but if you'd like to read the full thesis, get in touch.
I've been really lucky in terms of radio play for my new EP, #MoonHeartEP. Ronnie Carnwath has featured both Boneshaker and Moon Hearted Bird on his show "Cobwebs and Strange" for Radio Warwickshire. Eve Blair of The Late Show on BBC Radio Ulster featured Malcolm on her soothing show. Today I was interviewed by Liz …
On Saturday 4 August I attended a fantastic workshop on viral video making & marketing by Roy Hanney of Southampton Solent University.The workshop was held in the gorgeous Groundlings Theatre; a building with a lot of character, not to mention a very impressive costume & prop department. We formed small working groups with the aim that …
I wrote this piece for the Supernatural Cities Research group's 'Spectral Perspectives' series, where members of the group talk about the academic research they do, and how it fits into the remit of the project. For more, be sure to visit their website. Follow them on Twitter & Facebook. Hope you enjoy my post! Here …
Dr Eilís Phillips / Creative Consultant 
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