We are a team of undergraduates, PhD candidates and Professors from the School of English and Drama of Queen Mary, University of London and beyond!
Ioana Radulescu
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Chloe Lim
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Jake Rix
(Founding Editor & Editor-in-Chief for Issue 02.)
(Founding Editor & Editor-in-Chief for Issue 02.)
Jake is a graduate of Queen Mary University, having studied English Literature. While many topics fascinate him, his core study in academia focusses on Shakespeare and Virginia Woolf. He has applied to KCL for a master’s degree in Shakespeare Studies, a course working in hand with the wonderful Globe theatre. Throughout his time as an undergraduate student, Jake worked with editorial or publishing related projects, most prominently with Wonderer, of which he is a founding editor. His development in interest regarding editing and Shakespeare, thanks to fantastic and influential professors – such as Prof. Jerry Brotton and Prof. Warren Boutcher – he met throughout his time at university, led him to study closely the editing processes involved in all the variant texts of Shakespeare’s most famous plays. He is also interested in as many kinds of art he can get his hands on, so is very much looking forward to working with such a wide and varied range of academic talent in the future!
Prof. Zara Dinnen
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'I am a Lecturer in Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Literature in the School of English and Drama at Queen Mary, and a member of the editorial board of Wonderer Journal. I look forward to reading future issues and being involved in the life of the journal.'
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Vincenzo Torromacco
(Founding Editor)
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Denise Wong
(Founding Editor)
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Dr Jenni Råback
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Prof. James Vigus
(Founding Editor)
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Sadie Quinn
(Founding Editor)
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Julie Tanner
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Danielle De Leon
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Milo Wilson
(Founding Editor)
'I am a third-year undergraduate at Queen Mary University of London studying English with Creative Writing. Academically, I aim to investigate intertextuality in post-modern novels, and how contemporary literature, art and music are informed by our notion of the artistic canon which, for the first time in history, can be accessed and understood as a complete timeline spanning from ancient civilisations to yesterday.'
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Natasha Shewring
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Nicolae-Titus Ungureanu
(Head Designer)
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