US Edition‘I want to be useful, but only in a troublesome way’: writer and UoB lecturer Noreen Masud on her memoir 'A Flat Place'
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‘I want to be useful, but only in a troublesome way’: writer and UoB lecturer Noreen Masud on her memoir 'A Flat Place'
If you look up Noreen Masud’s memoir A Flat Place you’ll be met with pages and pages of reviews, recommendations and awards it’s been shortlisted for - and it’s nothing if not entirely deserving of these. But I knew Noreen before I knew her award-winning memoir. I knew her as a lecturer and tutor (my favourite one, to be clear). Her course on trauma and literature was eye-opening for me; her seminars were unmissable, some of the most engaging an…
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