Caroline Millar

Caroline is a PhD student in the School of English. She is working on a collection of short stories inspired by her walking practice along the north and south banks of the Thames Estuary. Her work investigates the relationship between place, memory and history and is inspired by the genre blurring prose of WG Sebald and David Seabrook. She has written and produced audio walks around the British Isles for The Royal Geographical Society and currently teaches English Literature as a Sessional Lecturer at Canterbury Christchurch University. 

Landscape, Memory, Thames Estuary, WG Sebald, David Seabrook