Jamie Rhodes

Jamie Rhodes is a multi-faceted writer and academic, known for his ability to weave together complex narratives across various mediums including comics, screenplays, books, and tabletop role-playing games. With a distinguished career spanning over a decade, Jamie's work is deeply rooted in philosophy, exploring the human condition through a unique lens of storytelling. Currently, Jamie is enriching the minds of the next generation as a Lecturer in Creative Writing at University College London (UCL), where he imparts his extensive knowledge and experience to students while completing his PhD. His interdisciplinary study in Creative Writing, Philosophy, and Digital Arts examines the phenomenological experience of story immersion, a theme that resonates throughout his creative projects.

 Jamie's passion for storytelling extends beyond academia into his professional work as a published writer and screenwriter. His first graphic novel, A Castle in England, received critical acclaim and was nominated for an Eisner Award, showcasing his talent for blending historical narratives with engaging visual storytelling. His commitment to his craft is further exemplified by his involvement in film, where he wrote and co-directed Amputee (2020), an award-winning short film that received international recognition.

As a dedicated member of the Writers' Guild of Great Britain, Jamie's contributions to the writing community are vast, including his role as the former Chair of the Guild's London & SE region. His leadership and commitment to fostering new talent in the arts have made a significant impact on the industry.