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Hannah Kelly

Hannah Kelly
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Location
Based in Leeds and Cheshire
Education
Leeds University
Expertise

My Expertise is in Literature (fiction), Music (70s-present day), Travel advice, Popular Culture and Film

  • Working towards my MA in English Literature, University of Leeds graduate in English Literature and Classical Literature
  • Also a Writer for North West End UK and Her Campus Leeds Volunteer for the 'Rubbish Words' event held by the National Poetry Centre Volunteer for St Albans Church, assisting elderly individuals
  • 5+ Years work experience at the Topiary Restaurant, Astbury Meadow Garden Centre My summer travel experience Interrailing

Experience

I have written a variety of articles, reviews, essays and criticism both in and outside of my degree. Some examples of these include: an in-depth comparison of David Bowie's 'Diamond Dogs' with George Orwell's 'Nineteen Eighty-Four', a critical review on an amateur performance of 'Legally Blonde: The Musical', an article about seasonal music recommendations, my BA dissertation on 'Sexual Decadence and The New Woman in Bram Stoker's fiction'.

Education

MA English Literature (in process) at University of Leeds BA English Literature and Classical Literature at University of Leeds A-Levels in English Literature, History and Philosophy and Ethics

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