Maria Stadnicka

Maria Stadnicka is a writer, editor and freelance journalist based in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom. She completed a doctorate in psychosocial research with the thesis "Children of the Decree: A Psychosocial Exploration of Time, Space and Distance in the Lives of Romanian Migrants in Britain" and works as a senior lecturer in Sociology at the University of the West of England, Bristol, UK. Her research interest is focused on psychosocial aspects of migration, socio-cultural trauma, trauma transmission as well as multidisciplinary psychosocial investigations using visual art, creative writing and poetry. She completed an MA in Creative and Critical Writing at University of Gloucestershire. She read poetry at StAnza International Poetry Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Belfast Book Festival, London, Oxford, Bristol, Cheltenham Poetry Festival, Plymouth Language Club, Stroud Book Festival, Tears in the Fence Festival, Winchester University. Published collections: 'Buried Gods Metal Prophets' (2021), 'The Geometric Kingdom' (2020), ‘Somnia' (2020), 'The Unmoving' (2018), 'Imperfect' (2017). Follow on Twitter: @MariaStadnicka Copyright notice: © Maria Stadnicka, 2007-2026. All Rights Reserved. All works, writing, images, and information found herein are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. Any unauthorised reproduction or usage is in direct violation of the law and is strictly prohibited. No part or parts of this content may be reproduced, copied, modified, published, or constructed from in any way without the express, direct written permission of Maria Stadnicka.

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