Dr Megen de Bruin-Molé BA, MA, MA, PhD, FHEA
Teaching Fellow in Digital Media Practice
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Dr Megen de Bruin-Molé is a Teaching Fellow in Digital Media Practice at the University of Southampton, Winchester School of Art
She is a cultural studies scholar with a background in literary criticism, and an emphasis on popular fiction. Her AHSS school-funded PhD research, conducted at Cardiff University, focused on the ethics and aesthetics of mashup, using the theme of monsters and the monstrous to explore how and why the twenty-first century persistently appropriates historical fictions and figures. She also holds an MA in literature and culture, and a Research MA in literary studies, both from the University of Amsterdam. You can follow her (and her research) on her blog: frankenfiction.com.
Megen is also an editor with the Critical Posthumanism Network’s Genealogy project. She was previously the central editor and social media manager for the literary organisation Poetry International, and a Project Assistant on the Changing Attitudes in Public Discourse project.