Mr Jeremy Page
| Post: | Emeritus Senior Lecturer (School of Media, Arts and Humanities) |
| Location: | ARTS A A043 |
| Email: | J.N.Page@sussex.ac.uk |
Biography
Jeremy Page was Deputy DirectorÌýof the Sussex Centre for LanguageÌýStudies from 2003 until 2017 and Director from 2017 until 2021.
His research interests include the uses of literature in language teaching,Ìýcurriculum design, linguicide, and intercultural teaching and learning. He has presented papers at numerous national and internatonal conferences, including the International House educators' conference, British Council Italy and IATEFL Literature and Cultural Studies.
HeÌýworked extensively as an examinations consultant to the University of Cambridge, delivering teacher support seminars in Argentina, Bulgaria, Hungary, Ireland and the UK, and also as a professional advisor to the Teacher Training Agency.
He has written English language teaching materials for Pearson Longman,ÌýBBC Worldwide and Macmillan, and contributed a chapter on curriculum designÌýto Best Practice in Language Teaching (2008).ÌýHis adaptations of works by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle are published by Oxford University Press.Ìý
±á¾±²õÌý and short stories are widely published.ÌýHis latest full collection of poems is (Frogmore Press, 2021).ÌýHis translations of Catullus's Lesbia poems were published by Ashley Press asin 2011.Ìý His own poems have been translated into German, Italian and Romanian, and a bilingual Romanian/English edition of his work was published by Integral, Bucharest as If Not Now / Daca nu Acum in 2017.ÌýTwo plays have been performed: Loving Psyche in Bremen (2010) and Verrall of the White Hart in Lewes (2014).ÌýIn 2015 he co-edited with Rachel Cole an anthology of life writing, True Tales from the Old Hill, published by The Frogmore Press in collaboration with the Centre for Life History and Life Writing Research at Sussex. His novella was published by Cultured Llama in 2018.
is the founding editor of literary journalÌý(1983 - ) and co-editor of , an online journal of 'poetry in the extreme'.
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Selected Publications:
Page, J (2023) 'All Souls' in ROSA, the Review of Sussex Arts
Page, J (ed) (2022) Echoes from the Old Hill, Frogmore Press
Page, J (2020) 'Ikigai', in The Analog Sea Review
Page, J (2020) 'The Plague revisited: re-reading Camus in lockdown', in Life Writing Projects
Page, J (2017) 'A Resubmission for the Ordinary Level Examination in Psychogeography', in Axon, 7/2
Page, J (2017) If Not Now / Daca nu Acum (Integral Contemporary Literature Press, Bucharest)
Page, J (2017) 'Pravda', in BSJ: The B S Johnson Journal 3
Cole, R & Page, J (eds) (2015) True Tales from the Old Hill. Frogmore Press
Page, J (2015) 'Poems by Boris Vian', in Asymptote
Thurschwell, P & Page, J (2015) 'An American academic and an English poet talk about the Smiths', in Iowa Review blogÌý
Page, J (2011) The Cost of All Desire: after Catullus (Ashley Press)
Page, J & Smith, C (eds) (2010) Poetry South East 2010 (Frogmore Press)
Page, J (2008) 'The Secret Garden: a case study in curriculum renewal', in Best Practice in Language Teaching (IHWO Books)
Hardy-Gould, J & Page, J (2002) Search. BBC Worldwide