# Jeremy Worman

> Hackney-based author, novelist, literary critic, and university teacher. Author of "The Way to Hornsey Rise", short story collections "Fragmented" and "Swimming with Diana Dors", poetry, essays, and literary reviews.

## Core Information & Bio
- [About Jeremy Worman](https://www.jeremyworman.com/about): Biographical overview, academic background (Birkbeck, Cambridge, Goldsmiths PhD supervised by Blake Morrison), literary prizes, and teaching career.
- [Home & Updates](https://www.jeremyworman.com/): Latest news, recent short story releases, blog posts, and ongoing writing projects.

## Published Books & Longform Works
- [The Way to Hornsey Rise](https://www.jeremyworman.com/portfolio-1-1): Autobiographical novel / memoir documenting 1970s communal living, London squatting, and counterculture in Hornsey Rise and Hackney.
- [Fragmented](https://www.jeremyworman.com/portfolio-1-1): Debut short story collection (Cinnamon Press, 2011) documenting urban change and psychological moments across London landscapes.
- [Swimming with Diana Dors and Other Stories](https://www.jeremyworman.com/portfolio-1-1): Second short story collection (Cinnamon Press, 2014) evoking place, memory, and relationships.
- [The Day I Met Vini Reilly](https://www.jeremyworman.com/portfolio-1-1): Prizewinning short fiction anthology edited / judged by Jeremy Worman (Cinnamon Press, 2016).

## Creative Writing & Media
- [Poetry Collection](https://www.jeremyworman.com/poetry): Selection of published poems and verse featured in literary journals and anthologies.
- [Short Fiction & Essays](https://www.jeremyworman.com/): Online short stories (including "Abney Park, N16", "Retreat", "Lotus Flower and Cherry Blossom"), essays, and literary criticism.
- [Videos & Audio](https://www.jeremyworman.com/videos): Monologue films, video projects featuring actor William Wyld, and spoken-word author readings from "The Way to Hornsey Rise".

## Optional / Additional Links
- [Reviews & Press](https://www.jeremyworman.com/): Critical reception and reader reviews across The Observer, Times Literary Supplement, Hackney Citizen, and literary journals.