Dr Andrew Michael Kenrick

I have previously worked as an archaeologist and an archivist, a games developer and an editor, before returning to academia to study non-fiction and biography. I hold a PhD in Life Writing from the University of East Anglia, where I have also taught biography and publishing. I currently teach at Cambridge on the Certificate in Creative Writing: Non-Fiction and the Diploma in Creative Writing: Advanced Non-Fiction, as well as supervise dissertations for the MSt in Creative Writing. I am the founder and editor of Hinterland, a tri-annual magazine dedicated to non-fiction. I am fascinated with the ancient world and my first book, Rex Juba, a biography of the first-century North African king Juba II of Mauretania is forthcoming from Transworld. I live in Norwich with his partner.