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Biography
Jessica Ní Dhóráin (Doran) is a PhD researcher at Ulster University in Northern Ireland. Her research is on sapphic witches in recent fantasy fiction, and she has undertaken seminar teaching both in the university and externally with the Seamus Heaney Home Place in Bellaghy. She is Managing Co-editor for the fifth volume of the university’s literary journal, The Paperclip, and has been published in a previous volume of the journal. Her research interests are literary theory, fantasy and genre fiction studies, lesbian literature, and the rise of Irish queer fiction.
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Education/Academic qualification
Master, Gender, Sexuality and Culture, University College Dublin
Sept 2018 → Aug 2019
Award Date: 4 Dec 2019
Bachelor, English
Sept 2015 → May 2018
Award Date: 2 Jul 2018
External positions
Seminar Facilitator, Seamus Heaney Home Place
1 Oct 2024 → …
Keywords
- PR English literature
- Fantasy
- LGBTQIA+
- Witches
- Teenage
- Young adulthood
- Magic
- Witchcraft
- Fantasy Fiction
- TV
- Comics
- HM Sociology
- LGBTQIA+
- Queer feminism
- Queer theory
- Lesbian Studies
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Research output
- 2 Paper
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Holy Hells and Magic Spells: Exploring the impact of religion and witchcraft on teenage girlhood in Irish young adult fiction
Doran, J., 5 Sept 2024, (Published online).Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
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Domino Day and Lesbian Lives: Queer potential and representation in contemporary fantasy TV
Doran, J., 7 Jun 2024, (Published online).Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper