Stephen Basdeo

Stephen Basdeo completed his BA (Hons) History in 2013 at Leeds Beckett University. During this time Stephen wrote a dissertation on the periodicals of Joseph Addison and Richard Steele. Stephen's dissertation went to win the Alan MacGregor Award for Exceptional Contribution to the School of Cultural Studies. He is Assistant Professor of History at Richmond University (Leeds RIASA).

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Ever since I could hold a pencil, I've dreamed about being a published author.

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