About Sørina Higgins

Dr. Sørina Higgins is an editor, writer, English teacher, and scholar of British modernist literature. She has edited 4 books and has published 2 books, 15 articles, and a blog. She’s a podcaster and public speaker with 6 plenary addresses, 30 conference presentations, and 17 interviews. She once founded and ran a University Press and has served as a writing tutor and consultant for everything from doctoral dissertations to a Jungian dream-journal. Her academic work focuses on Charles Williams (The Oddest Inkling) and magic in modern drama. She is currently revising a volume of short stories, Shall these Bones Breathe? and previously published two books of poetry: Caduceus & The Significance of Swans. Sørina is also a Certified Square Foot gardening instructor who lives on a homestead in upstate New York with her husband, a brace of cats, and a chattering of chickens. You can hire Sørina to edit your work, guide you through elements of creative or academic writing, teach courses on literature and writing, motivate you to grow vegetables and raise chickens, or speak to your group about any of these topics.

Latest News

You sent Søri to Oxford!

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I am back where I belong. You did it, my friends: thanks to you, I’m in Gown Town, studying in the Weston Library, around the corner from the “The Gloomy, Doomy Radcliffe”–which inspires... Read More

Keynote Speakers Announcement!

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I am utterly delighted to announce to you who our keynote speakers will be for Fahrenheit 2451: Ideas Worth Saving, the conference Jordan Modell and I are planning in San Francisco in January.  * Owen... Read More

Send Søri to Oxford!

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How about a little good news? I am delighted to announce that I have been accepted as a Scholar in Residence at the Kilns, C.S. Lewis’s residence in Oxford, England! I’ll be heading... Read More

How to Read & Write Like an Oxford Inkling

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You’re invited to join me as I guide you through a discussion and examples of how to read and write with the precision, accuracy, and insight that Lewis, Tolkien, Williams, Barfield, and their... Read More