Madeleine Dunnigan
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PhD Student in English
Email: m.dunnigan@qmul.ac.ukWebsite: IG: @madeleine.dunnigan
Profile
Project Title: Going Nowhere: Empty Clues, Antidetective Writing and Third-Generation Holocaust Trauma.
Previous qualifications:
NYU MFA in Fiction Writing: A
Jill Davis Fellow, 2022-2024
Goldsmiths MA in Creative and Life Writing: Distinction
Isaac Arthur Green Fellow, 2019-2021.
Pat Kavanagh Award Shortlist, 2021
Genesis Jewish Book Week Fellow, 2021
Supervisors: Professor Mark Currie and Dr Daniel Lee
Teaching
Adjunct Lecturer in Creative Writing, NYU, 2023
Research
Research Interests:
Creative writing,
Narratology,
Holocaust Studies,
Detective and Antidetective Fiction,
Trauma theory.
Examples of research funding:
LAHP-funded PhD Student.
Publications
Jean, a novel, published by Daunt (UK), W.W. Norton (US), Platatore Editions (Spanish), Diogenes (German), Gramma (Italian).
‘On Becoming German’, published by 3:AM Magazine 2020, republished by European Judaism 2026.
‘Celia, Celia’, published by AFM Magazine, 2024.
‘Our Name Means Unique,’ Brick Lane Bookshop Short Story Award Longlist, 2021.