Seren’s Authors
Information on all Seren’s authors.
Naomi Krüger is currently the creative co-director of the North West Literary Salon, Stories at the Storey and various other literary and community projects. She has an MA and PhD from Lancaster University and, as well as writing fiction, researches fictional representations of cognitive impairment...
Nathan Munday is a Welsh writer from Carmarthenshire. Trained as an academic, he spent his postgraduate study researching religious literature at Cardiff University.
In 2019, he escaped north to Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant, the birthplace of Bible translator and language-saviour William Morgan (c. 1545-1604...
Neil Corcoran is Professor of English at the University of Liverpool and the author of many books and articles on twentieth century English literature.
Nerys Williams’s first collection Sound Archive (Seren) was shortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best First Collection and won the Irish Strong First Collection Prize. In 2017 she was a Government of Wales-Literature Wales poet in residence at Passa Porta, Brussels as part of the Literature of...
Nia Davies took over the editorship of the international quarterly Poetry Wales in Spring 2014 and is involved with Literature Across Frontiers.
Nia Williams is a freelance writer and musician, born in Cardiff and now based in Oxford. Her published fiction includes short fiction and six novels. A seventh novel, Touched, is due for publication in 2021. Several of her short stories have been broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and Radio Wales, and one...
Nia Wyn has worked as a journalist in Wales and in London and is currently taking an MA in creative writing at Cardiff University.
Her lyrical memoir Blue Sky July was featured widely when released by Seren in October 2007. It reached the prestigious top 25 band on the bestseller list at amazon.co....
Niall Griffiths lives near Aberystwyth, and has published seven fiction books to date. His 2004 novel, Stump, won the Welsh Book of the Year Award. He has been published by Bloomsbury and Cape and his work continues to receive strong critical acclaim throughout the UK. Niall is also the author of...
Nicholas Murray is a biographer, novelist, poet and literary activist. He has written on Chatwin, Huxley, Marvell, Victorian travellers, the Great War poets; plus two novels and Real Bloomsbury (2010) and Crossings: A Journey Through Borders (2016) for Seren. He has reviewed for the Independent and...
Nick Lambert lectures on Digital Art and New Media in the Dept of History of Art and Screen Media at Birkbeck College, University of London. His interests include contemporary visual culture, and the general history of art and architecture. He has also worked with the Victoria & Albert Museum...