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Isabel Galleymore

  • 2022–2023
  • Fiction & Poetry
  • Walter Jackson Bate Fellow
  • University of Birmingham (United Kingdom)
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Isabel Galleymore is a poet and academic focused on ecopoetics and the environmental humanities. As a Radcliffe fellow, Galleymore is working on her second collection of poetry, which explores the role of cuteness in our encounters with the natural world.

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