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Angeline King/
Dr. Angeline Kelly
Writer & Researcher

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Arts Council of Northern Ireland SIAP 2025.

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2025 Arts Council of Northern Ireland SIAP award (Support for the Individual Artist Programme) for the research and development of a new novel. This will be the second in a three-part language experiment, which began with 'The Secret Diary of Stephanie Agnew.' 

University Writer in Residence

Writer in Residence of Ulster University (September 2020 to September 2023).

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PhD: Creative Writing
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(September 2020 to September 2023)

Composition of a contemporary diary novel, The Secret Diary of Stephanie Agnew (originally Dear William)
Research areas:
​Dialect in diary novels,
The Ulster Scots family history of the Agnew/Ó Gnímh family,
Female novelists writing in Scots and Ulster Scots.

Publications / Talks on PhD
Publication of article 'The Agnews of Kilwaughter: hereditary sheriffs, hereditary bards' in Familia: Ulster Genealogical Review, No. 39, 2023.
Publication of the novel The Secret Diary of Stephanie Agnew, Leschenault Press, 1 July 2024.

Keynote presentation, 'Female novelists, Ulster Scots and Ulster English', Ulster Vernacularities: Interdisciplinary Perspectives conference, Ulster University, 6 June 2024.
Presentation, 'Agnew Hereditary Sheriffs and Hereditary Bards' at the Preserving Local History in the Causeway Coast and Glens and Beyond Conference, Ulster University, 8 May 2024.
Presentation, 'Creative Writing for the Earth' at the Writing for the Earth Symposium, Ulster University, 26 May 2022.
Facilitation of workshop 'Scullion Speak: Writing in dialect', Seamus Heaney HomePlace 2022. 
Panel on language & workshops on Ulster Scots writing, Frances Browne Festival, 2021.




Other Publications

Irish Times
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A novel exploration  of the shared Gaelic heritage of Ireland and Scotland
A novel exploration  of the shared Gaelic heritage of Ireland and Scotland
Irish Dancing: The Festival Story -

 Irish Dancing: The Festival Story
The Protestant in Irish Fiction - 
The Protestant in Irish Fiction
The Protestant in Irish Fiction II - ​
​The Protestant in Irish fiction II
Ulster Scots in Irish Fiction -
​Ulster-Scots in Irish Fiction
An author in Wonderland - 
​An author in Wonderland

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Belfast Telegraph:
Irish Dancing - 
​Irish Dancing

Education



Queen's University (1995-1999): BA Honours, French and History
Ulster University (1999 -2000): MA, Applied Languages & Business
Ulster University (2020-2023): PhD, English


Media Services

Essays for The Irish Times and Belfast Telegraph.
 Interviews on Radio Ulster Your Place and Mine, John Toal Show and Kintra show.
Guest contributor on the topic of Irish dancing on 
BBC's Antiques Road Trip, 2019.
Interviewee on various NVTV and BBC shows, including Ewen Glass's The Toon in 2022.
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Outreach

Irish dancing museum exhibition with Mid and East Antrim Council, 2017.
Seminars on the history of Irish dancing.
Facilitation of Creative Writing courses.
Talks on Ulster Scots writing.
Presentations with schools, NI libraries, NI regional councils, Irish Writer's Centre, Seamus Heaney Homeplace, Ulster University, Queen's University, National Museums NI, Scottish Libraries, Frances Browne Literary Festival, John O'Connor Festival, Irish Network in D.C, Irish American Heritage Museum.
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*Pen name & maiden name Angeline King. Angeline Kelly for official purposes.

Photograph of Angeline King by Bernie McAllister

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