In this week’s Post-Digital Content student roundup, Joe Khan interviews Julian Killian Roddering about the wonders of the ‘Partum Pill’
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This excitingly original story by 3rd Creative Writing student Athene Farrington, is the winner of our inaugural 500-Words Love Story Contest. It’ll teach you to look at the sea differently.
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This uncanny ghost story by 2nd year English and Creative Writing student Eleanor Rodgers, will make you think twice about taking a walk alone in a forest. It was shortlisted for our inaugural 500-words Ghost Story competition.
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Join us next Thursday 6 February at The Lighthouse for an evening with Kate Johnson and find out from a real expert what literary agents are looking for. We’ll also announce the winner of our Ghost Story Competition!
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The eighth letter of Nest, our collaborative epistolary project, written by English with Creative Writing undergrad Lucy Welsh.
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In the third installment of our two poems series, Rupert M Loydell shares poems about the intimacies of our relationships with other people.
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In the second installment of our two poems series, Morag Smith shares poems and one of her sketches about angels.
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You’re invited to our Halloween Guest Speaker Talk with Dr Tamsin Spargo, Cornish writer and cultural historian who will be sharing her experience as founder of Perthi Kov and one of the researchers and writers of Until the Day Break. Book your free ticket here.
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Lydia Hounat comes across a poem which resonates strongly with the conversation in her Algerian grandmother's kitchen.
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Phd researcher Adam Russell recalls an encounter with Graham Greene's words in Amsterdam and reflects on that moment when a book chooses you.
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Eleanor Yates recalls a time when she was living in Glasgow's west end surrounded by a narrative she didn't realise was there.
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Third year James Kaffenberger talks about the companionship he found on a walk from Falmouth along the Cornish coastal path back to his home in Brighton.
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Associate Prof Jerome Fletcher kicks off our Uncanny Readings series with this new podcast. The series explores the relationship between place, memory and reading.
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