Kathleen Stock is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sussex in the UK. She is an analytic philosopher with research interests in philosophical questions around the topics of sex, gender, sexual orientation, fiction, and the imagination. Her book Material Girls, published by Fleet/Little Brown, came out in May 2021. In her spare time she loves ‘reading fiction, cooking, eating, shouting at the telly, and being outside’. More information about Kathleen can be found on her website kathleenstock.com

Bret Alderman is a writer and life coach. His book Symptom, Symbol, and the Other of Language: A Jungian interpretation of the linguistic turn examines the linguistic turn of the twentieth century and goes into some detail on the works of postmodern thinkers such as Richard Rorty, Michel Foucault, and Jacques Derrida in a way that makes sometimes complex ideas approachable and understandable. He suggests that the linguistic turn has resulted in a neglect of consideration of the experiential, animate body and has resulted in a rift between language and materiality.

More information on Bret can be found on his website aldermancoaching.com

Frankie Gaffney is a writer and linguist from Dublin City, Ireland. His debut novel, Dublin Seven, was published by Liberties Press in 2015. 

Articles by Frankie Gaffney published in the Dublin Inquirer

Frankie interviews author David Scott for the Irish Times

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