Dr Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou

@hannahhg.bsky.social

Writer (Prototype, The London Magazine, Art Monthly, Elephant, Wallpaper*, The Arts Desk, Worms, Plinth, Burlington Contemp. etc). Dr (PhD Wollstonecraft, Bodies). Literature Tutor at City Lit For writing & Fane/Book events: https://linktr.ee/hhgsparkles

"Rosalia" is a farmworker in Santa Maria, CA. "We live in constant fear of immigration raids as it doesn't matter if we have papers or not. They target us for having brown skin. We are not criminals; we are essential workers who put the food on America's tables." #WeFeedYou

A worker harvesting strawberries

Delighted to be a judge for this year's Book Edit Writers' Prize for underrepresented writers. You can read an interview about my writing practice & what I'll be looking for in the entries here: tinyurl.com/yaccz9bh Scroll down for a link to the full rules & eligibility criteria. Good luck!

Spotlight on 2026 Book Edit Writers' Prize Judge Emily Midorikawa — The Book Edit

This year we’re delighted to welcome award-winning author Emily Midorikawa as judge of The Book Edit Writers' Prize . Emily’s debut novel, the captivating A Tiny Speck of Black and Then Nothing ...

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It's great to have the fantastic Lost Ladies of Lit podcast back on the air for a new season, & a particular pleasure for me to be the interviewee for its first episode: tinyurl.com/2rs5vy26 Thanks Amy & Kim for having me back on the show, this time to discuss Celia Fremlin's The Hours Before Dawn!

152. Celia Fremlin — The Hours Before Dawn with Emily Midorikawa — Lost Ladies of Lit Podcast

“Things that go bump in the night…?” Try sleep-deprived mothers, for starters. British author Celia Fremlin recognized the terrors of trying to hold it together while caring for young children, earnin...

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