Lucy Campbell is a 4th year PhD student at Edinburgh University writing about the affective prison experience.
Her thesis is autoethnographic, using her prison diaries as data. Lucy is a lived experience criminologist and is the director for policy and advocacy with the Experience for Justice Collective. She has published numerous academic works about her experience in the criminal justice system and has a book coming out in 2026 with colleagues around lived experience.
Keywords: Affect, Becoming, Lived Experience, Trauma, Quantum Criminology.
Recent Publications:
Campbell, L & Anderson, J (2025) A Quantum Elephant in the Room, An Entangled Hauntology of Prison. Critical Criminology. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10612-025-09813-8
Campbell, L. (2025) An Affective Topology of the Landscapes of Prison-An Autoethnographic Journey Through One Prison Sentence and Many Spaces. Journal of Autoethnography (2025) 6 (2): 227242. https://doi.org/10.1525/joae.2025.6.2.227
Campbell, L. (2024) I Dream of Prison-An Autoethnographic Exploration and Reflection on Incarceration-Based Trauma and Recovery Journal of Autoethnography 5 (3): 322–332. https://doi-org.eux.idm.oclc.org/10.1525/joae.2024.5.3.322
De Andrade M, Barton-Wines N, Bull R, Campbell L, Davis S, Lowe T, Marshall A, Neilson A, O’Hare M, Raman S, Rowe S, Sachpasidi C, Sanchez-Rodilla Espeso C, Stenhouse R, Soweid L (2024) REALITIES in Health Disparities: Researching Evidence-based Alternatives in Living, Imaginative, Traumatised, Integrated, Embodied Systems Frontiers in Public Health https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/public-health/articles/10.3389/fpubh.2024.1391084/
Crime, Violence and Inequality
Research Methods and Criminological Theory
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