Staff profiles
Professor Sam North
Associate Professor (E&S)
2075
01392 722075
Sam North has written 8 novels and two films, the first a dramatised account of the life of Beat photographer Robert Frank, co-written and directed by Frank, for BBC Arena, which was a truly terrible piece of writing and yet ended up as 'Object Number W2287' in the Museum of Modern Art. His 2004 novel The Unnumbered was long-listed for the Man-Booker prize and in 2010 he won an Eric Gregory Award. His first novel, The Automatic Man, won the Somerset Maugham Award.
Office:Room 206,Queen's Building.
My Office Hours are on Friday mornings (in person or via Teams) and to make a booking -
https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/Officehours1649513@UniversityofExeterUK.onmicrosoft.com/bookings/
It will look like a Teams booking but you're equally welcome to come to room 206 in person.
Research interests
- current fiction in both dramatic and prose form
- the history of narrative and genre development
- the instinctive/evolutonary processes of story-telling, especially with regard to film and televison writing
Modules taught
- EAS1042 - Write after Reading
- EAS2031 - Creative Writing: Building a Story
- EAS3122 - Creative Writing Dissertation
- EAS3128 - Writing the Short Film
- EASM121 - The Poetry of Events - Building a Plot
- EASM122 - Writing for the Screen
- EASM123 - Creative Writing Dissertation