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2019
Plenary speaker at the international conference Embodying Fantastika. Paper title: ‘Slow Lacerations: Time in Tissue Transfer Fantastika.’
Wasson, S. (Speaker)
10/08/2019
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
Plenary speaker at the Medical Humanities and the Fantastic international Symposium, Liverpool University. Paper title: ‘Spectrality, Strangeness and Stigmaphilia: Chronic Pain and the Fantastic’.
Wasson, S. (Speaker)
19/07/2019
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
Invited speaker at Linnaeus University, Sweden, for a workshop on Gothic and the Anthropocene (June 2019). My paper title: ‘An Erotics of Nonhuman Encounter: Caitlín R. Kiernan and Queering the Weird’.
Wasson, S. (Speaker)
06/2019
Activity: Other activity types › Other
'Translating Chronic Pain', Podcast with pain charity Pain Concern
Wasson, S. (Speaker) & Lambert, Z. (Speaker)
15/05/2019
Activity: Other activity types › Other
Interviewed for an article on fan theories, '‘The Impossible Problems and Endless Opportunities of Fan Theories’
Wasson, S. (Speaker)
1/05/2019
Activity: Other activity types › Other
‘Interrogating Medicine: A Podcast on Humanities and Pain’
Wasson, S. (Speaker)
05/2019
Activity: Other activity types › Other
Served on the Judging Panel for a poetry competition for the charity Our Minds Leeds.
Wasson, S. (Speaker)
05/2019
Activity: Other activity types › Other
2018
Guardian interview. ‘Twilight forever: how superfans kept the vampire critics at bay’
Wasson, S. (Speaker)
11/2018
Activity: Other activity types › Other
‘“Flash” future? The Potential of Fragments and Short-Form Writing in the project Translating Chronic Pain’
Wasson, S. (Speaker)
20/09/2018
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Oral presentation
‘“Flash” future? The Potential of Fragments and Short-Form Writing in the project Translating Chronic Pain’. NNMHR: Northern Network Medical Humanities conference (NNMHR), at the University of Leeds. This is an annual conference with international reach
Wasson, S. (Speaker)
20/09/2018 → 21/09/2018
Activity: Other activity types › Other

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