undergraduate

• Introduction to Creative Writing (206641) - Lecturer in charge
• Introduction to Literature: Poetry and Drama (271643) - Lecturer in charge
• Practical Criticism (271726) - Lecturer in charge

graduate

• Creative writing (117725) - Lecturer in charge
• Ecocriticism and Literature (206642) - Lecturer in charge
• Underworlds: Subterranean Poetics (242142) - Lecturer in charge

Simon Ryle is Professor of Literature at the Department of English, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split. He teaches poetry, drama, film and literary theory in courses on early modernity, poetic cinema, ecocriticism, and literary underworlds. In 2024, he held a Fulbright Long-term Research Fellowship at The Graduate Center, CUNY. He wrote his PhD at the University of Cambridge under the supervision of Stephen Heath. His research explores the relation of poetics, ethics and embodiment, in particular concerning questions of desire, alterity, the commodification of life, and technologies of war in literature, cinema and theory.

Ryle, Simon. [Forthcoming summer 2026]. Xenoflesh: Vegan Poetics & Capitalocene Meat. Santa Barbara: punctum books. 

Literary representations of coexistence, FFST-KOMP-25-6

CRORIS ID: 12623