Presenting ‘The Draw of the Sea’: Falmouth lecturer and author, Wyl Menmuir, talks about his unique book tour with Finisterre, and how he can’t resist a post-surf jacket.
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Bodil writes about Wyl's experience having his wallet stolen by a crow, which made the national news, and the story was even covered in Russia.
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Join us this evening for our Hygge Night.
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Students from all years in Falmouth’s English and Creative Writing cohorts are invited to attend the North Cornwall Book Festival, on 6 and 7 October in St Endellion, north Cornwall.
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Brandon Evans reviews this immersive, sometimes-claustrophobic story In Dark Places, commissioned for our project with the National Trust.
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It's a sort of pleasant shock, that moment of the uncanny when you realise the person you are isn't the person you thought.
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Falmouth English and Creative Writing is delighted to announce the publication of In Dark Places, Falmouth’s first collaborative publishing venture with National Trust Publishing.
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Emma Butcher's haunting illustrations are part of what makes 'In Dark Places' so beautiful. Joana Varandas interviews Emma on her process.
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Joana muses on the important relationship between writing,
and the stuff we do to avoid it.
First year creative writer Adriana Ciontea sits down with our Writer-in-Residence for a heart-to-heart.
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The National Trust are making a first foray into student publishing with help from our talented students.
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Our Writer-in-Residence speaking on what he knows best: the role of fiction in revealing truth.
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Our Writer-in-Residence, Booker longlister Wyl Menmuir, takes students to Godrevy lighthouse to develop & create, where the muses are seals.
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