Dr Georgia Poplett is a writer, editor, and researcher. Her debut novel, She Herself is a Haunted House, was nominated for the 2025 Deborah Rogers Award. She is a Teaching Fellow on the Warwick Writing Programme, for which she is also the Widening Participation Officer and convenes the Warwick Thursday series for 2026/27. She has taught at Durham, UCL, and most recently Exeter where she was a Lecturer in Creative Writing.

She holds Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA with Dean's Commendation, 2026). Her PhD on postpartum psychosis and Gothic literature from the University of Durham was awarded an AHRC Northern Bridge Consortium Doctoral Award in 2021. She also holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Birkbeck. Her fiction, essays, and interviews have appeared in Mslexia, The Mechanics' Institute Review, Lucy Writers, The Bee, The Polyphony, and elsewhere. She has been invited to present her work and writing at conferences around the world.

Previously, she was an editor for Profile Books. Her next work will be published by Anthem Press in March 2027, as part of the anthology Daphne du Maurier and Gothic Adaptation: Hauntings, Doubles, and Cultural Reimaginings (edited by Katharina Hendrickx and Amelia Crowther). She has also worked as a literary researcher for New Writing North and as a research assistant for the Northern Network for Medical Humanities Research (NNMHR). She has advised on her research for podcasts, Netflix series, and more. She is represented by Imogen Morrell at Greene & Heaton Ltd. 

Her personal website is www.georgiapoplett.com.