William Burrows is a British writer and photographer. Before arriving at Yale, he read theology at Oxford and studied photography and cinema at the Royal College of Art in London. He lived for many years in Moscow, Brussels, and Paris. He works at the intersections of literature, image, and theology. Above all, he is drawn to writers and artists who inscribe theological and philosophical questions in their works, particularly those who might prefer to situate themselves after “the death of God”, yet find themselves returning to old vocabularies and structures of meaning nevertheless.
