In the second of our three-part series on how to survive the bleak mid-winter, MA Professional Writing student Kate Whittington offers advice for embracing the Cornish winter
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Stanley Hall takes a look at the unique characteristics that give Cornwall its special surf scene
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Seren explores the role of content warnings in books.
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Are writers always writing about themselves—and if so, how should critics handle it?
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Seren explores the ups and downs of female sexuality in English literature.
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Julia on the actual value of an MA in Professional Writing.
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Melissa on the difficulties with separating the artist from the work, especially in the digital age.
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A 10 Things I Hate About You- Inspired poem. Maybe there is something we could learn from the 45th President of the United States. Anything is possible, right?
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Melissa on whitewashing, straightwashing and other ways films curb the richness of the books they're based on.
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Gabby visits Falmouth's Nick Darke Archive to learn more about the playwright.
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Novelist Benjamin G. Wilson writes about the uneasy relationship he has with discussing sexual violence in his writing.
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An experienced short story writer explains why this much-neglected form is incredibly valuable for emerging writers.
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A recent graduate of English, Lol Candlin considers the last three years, well spent between the pages.
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An internship at the Museum of Witchcraft finds Joana in a seemingly fated, somewhat magical, situation.
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The BAFTA-shortlisted screenwriter tells of the skills, insight and life experience that help her turn books into feature films.
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Gabby reflects on how the dramatic landscapes and seascapes of Cornwall shape our writing.
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A first year creative writing student reflects on the anxiety, and the community, of writing.
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A student of Creative Writing reflects on the path it took to get here.
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Lecturer and YA author Rupert Wallis reflects on what it really means to be a writer.
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