Amy Hodkin is a writer, editor, podcast creator, interviewer, and radio presenter from Cumbria, UK.
As a recent graduate from MA English Literature at the University of Bristol, I am keen to explore the importance of storytelling, poetry, and art as responses to and solutions for environmental issues.
My professional experience includes working as a Production Editor, live events co-ordinator, and podcast producer at Cicerone Press, while creative pursuits include creating the Unlatched Podcast, writing for the Edinburgh Fringe, and presenting on student radio.
This website brings together my portfolio of creative and professional work, and can be used to get in touch about future projects.
Academic
As a recent graduate from MA English Literature, my academic interests are rooted in interdisciplinary ecocritical topics including biodiversity loss in language, the eco-Gothic, climate fiction, and elemental ecocriticism.
Editorial
With experience as a Production Editor for travel guidebooks and the Poetry Editor for Patchwork Magazine, I excel at copyediting, proofreading, project management, and providing fantastic author care.
Audio
Across student and professional broadcasting, I have extensive experience presenting and producing audio content. Whether a podcast or radio show, I am a confident host with technical knowledge of audio editing and podcast distribution.
Creative writing
Graduating from the Warwick Writing Programme in 2019, I am a writer of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and theatre performances. My creative writing has been published on several platforms.
Web content
Alongside academic and creative writing, I am confident writing content for web and publicity. Whether writing biblio to champion new books or editing articles for websites, I maximise content using SEO keyword research.
Interviews
From high profile figures like Mark Kermode and Raynor Winn to musicians and theatre makers, I offer conversational interviews that put the guest at ease. I am confident on both audio and video, live and pre-recorded.
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