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Bill Phillips is a senior lecturer in English literature and culture at the University of Barcelona where he lectures on poetry, crime fiction and other contemporary fiction. He has published widely on poetry, particularly of the Romantic period, ecocriticism, ecofeminism, postcolonial studies, gender studies and popular fiction including detective fiction, science fiction and zombies.
From 2013-2017 he was head of POCRIF (Postcolonial Crime Fiction: a global window into social realities), a Ministerio de Economía y Competividad financed research project on postcolonial crime fiction. The project’s team are members of the Australian Studies Centre, based at the University of Barcelona, and the group’s research forms part of the wider academic and investigative work carried out by the Centre.
His most recent publications have included articles on American TV series True Detective, Rudyard Kipling’s war fiction and (as editor and contributor) a collection of essays titled Family Relationships in Contemporary Crime Fiction.
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