Pioneering Criticism
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Dr Matthew Jarvis is a writer and critic. His scholarship focuses on English-language poetry in Wales since the 1960s and on British avant-garde poetry of the same period. He is particularly interested in environmental approaches to literature and in ideas about the literary construction of Welsh space and place. His work has been described as 'pioneering criticism' by Professor Jeremy Hooker. |
Matthew is the Anthony Dyson Fellow in Poetry in the School of Cultural Studies at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. He also works on the Leverhulme Trust-funded project 'Devolved Voices: Welsh poetry in English since 1997' in the Department of English & Creative Writing at Aberystwyth University.
Matthew is a Research Associate of Swansea University's prestigious Centre for Research into the English Literature and Language of Wales (CREW). He is a full member of the Welsh Academy. He serves on the English-Language Grants Panel of the Welsh Books Council, on the Members Committee of the Welsh Academy, and on the Advisory Body of the National Library of Wales. He is co-Chair of the Association for Welsh Writing in English and reviews editor for the International Journal of Welsh Writing in English.
Matthew is a Research Associate of Swansea University's prestigious Centre for Research into the English Literature and Language of Wales (CREW). He is a full member of the Welsh Academy. He serves on the English-Language Grants Panel of the Welsh Books Council, on the Members Committee of the Welsh Academy, and on the Advisory Body of the National Library of Wales. He is co-Chair of the Association for Welsh Writing in English and reviews editor for the International Journal of Welsh Writing in English.
Contact
If you wish to contact Matthew, please send an email to m.jarvis @ tsd.ac.uk
