Naomi Pearce is a writer living in Ceredigion. Her debut novel, Innominate (MOIST Books, 2023), was described by Iain Sinclair as 'a classic of local archaeology.' Drawing on a background in textiles, her work weaves together feminist and queer histories, place, ecology, and art. She has been published in Art Monthly, British Art Studies, LA Review of Books, TON Magazine and The White Review, amongst others. Naomi teaches fine art and art history at Aberystwyth University.
In our final Writers at Work interview for 2026, get to know features Naomi Pearce. With a background in Art History and textiles, Naomi’s creative practice trawls through archives, writes at crumbling cottages, bogs and mortuaries, and queers the Western genre, dissolving the line between artist and writer.
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