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'Digi-Journal: Take Your Creativity to the Digital' by Immy Moore

Immy Moore writes a post-digital press release for the Digi-Journal, following on from Monday’s Diji-Journal poster…

The Darkness Hums, Part Three by Elise Peyrat

A Gothic short-story about a mysterious forest on the outskirts of a back-of-the-yards town and the strange beasts that roam in it, by 3rd year Undergraduate Elise Peyrat.

The Darkness Hums, Part One by Elise Peyrat

A Gothic short-story about a mysterious forest on the outskirts of a back-of-the-yards town and the strange beasts that roam in it, by 3rd year Undergraduate Elise Peyrat.

Hammer and Sickle, Part III by Andrew McLarney

Creative WritingFalWriting TeamSeptember 20, 2021Andrew McLarney, fiction, student writingComment

Hammer and Sickle, Part II by Andrew McLarney

Creative WritingFalWriting TeamSeptember 13, 2021Andrew McLarney, fiction, student writingComment

Hammer and Sickle, Part I by Andrew McLarney

Powerful short fiction from one of our recent third year’s, Andrew McLarney.

Creative WritingFalWriting TeamSeptember 6, 2021Andrew McLarney, fiction, student writingComment

Underground City by Nick Peters

Underground City is the third and final installation in a series of short fiction by BA English with Creative Writing student Nicky Peters.

Hill Goddesses by Nicky Peters

‘Hill Goddesses’ is the second installation in a series of short fiction by BA English with Creative Writing student Nicky Peters.

Twenty Writers, One Scene: A dramatic reading of Wyl Menmuir's 'Fox Fires' article by Caitlin Lydon

An article promoting a reading of Wyl Menmuir’s novel ‘Fox Fires’ written by MA Professional Writing student Caitlin Lydon.

Housewives by Nicky Peters

‘Housewives’ is the first in a series of short stories by writer Nicky Peters.

The Spur of the Moment by Klaudia Hanssen

A short story by Klaudia Hanssen

Owl Canyon Press’s Hackathon Writing Competition 2021

A writing competition

Flat Pack by Kate Whittington

A short story by Kate Whittington.

Samhain by Rebecca Penfold

Prepare to be frightened in this Halloween horror story by 3rd Year Creative Writing student, Rebecca Penfold.

The Curious Brilliance of Fictional Historic Political Fantastic Realism: A review of Daniel Kehlmann’s Tyll by Jasper Evans

In this new book review as part of his 2020 International Booker Prize summer series, 3rd year English and Creative Writing student Jasper Evans, shares his thoughts on Daniel Kehlmann’s Tyll.

Perfect Structure, the Journey, Intimacy and Home: A review of Gabriela Cabezón Cámara’s The Adventures of China Iron

In this new book review as part of his 2020 International Booker Prize summer series, 3rd year English and Creative Writing student Jasper Evans, shares his thoughts on Gabriela Cabezón Cámara’s The Adventures of China Iron.

Entreprenurial Alumni: Adriana Ciontea & Kevin Woodley present Seaborne Magazine

We catch up with amazing alumni Adriana Ciontea and Kevin Woodley to learn more about what they’ve been up to in their time after Falmouth and to hear all about their new magazine, Seaborne.

A Painful Love for Doomed Characters: A review of Fernanda Melchor’s Hurricane Season

In this new book review as part of his 2020 International Booker Prize summer series, 3rd year English and Creative Writing student Jasper Evans, shares his thoughts on Fernanda Melchor’s unforgettable Hurricane Season.

Steren – Entry 16

Third year English with Creative Writing student, Eleanor Rogers, writes the final installment of the Steren series.

Squirming from the First to Last Page: A review of Marieke Lucas Rejneveld’s The Discomfort of Evening

In this new book review as part of his 2020 International Booker Prize summer series, 3rd year English and Creative Writing student Jasper Evans, shares his thoughts on acclaimed Marieke Lucas Rejneveld’s The Discomfort of Evening.

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