Georgia Woodroffe: Co-founder & Joint Editor-in-Chief
As a current Ph.D. student at the University of Exeter, Georgia researches the use of tea culture in literature to explore the exclusion of Chinese Americans culturally, politically, and economically from full participation in the nation-state. She has delivered conference papers on her work, including one on female Caribbean cricket poetry. She also has published numerous articles and interviews, mostly based on animal rights and conversation issues.
Antonym, founded in 2018, is a digital journal that publishes work by academics, artists, journalists, and alternative voices from other fields.
The journal seeks to share a range of ideas and opinions, an ambition aided by our contributors being located around the world. Antonym publishes work based on a chosen topic that changes every three months; our first topic is utopia/dystopia. Each contribution, whether an article, a creative piece, or an artwork, explores the theme in relation to contemporary issues.
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E-Mail: antonymjournal@outlook.com
Malachy O'Grady: Co-founder & Joint Editor-in-Chief
After graduating from King’s College London with an M.A. in Contemporary Literature, Culture & Theory, Malachy has developed a career in the education sector. Taking a particular interest in exploring the school syllabus from his academic perspective, Malachy has worked as an Enrichment and Outreach Coordinator, as well as a teacher of A-level English Literature and the Extended Project Qualification. Malachy is interested in late 21st century capitalist society.
Chase Ledin: Articles & Creative Writing Editor
Chase Ledin is a Ph.D. student at the University of Edinburgh. He researches the cultural history of HIV and chronic illness in queer communities, particularly in the United Kingdom. Chase is interested in biopolitics, theories of utopia, and literature after 1945. When away from academics, he is an avid runner, swimmer, and hiker.