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Why Greatness? Why is Goodness Not Enough? - A Review of The Green Knight by Elise Peyrat

Third Year student Elise Peyrat reviews David Lowery’s latest film, starring Dev Patel.

film review, student workFalWriting TeamNovember 17, 2021review, film, Falmouth University, creative writing

Dune - A Perfect Adaptation of (Half) a Novel by Conrad Gardner

Third Year Creative Writing student Conrad Gardner reviews the latest adaptation of Frank Herbert’s Dune.

review, film reviewFalWriting TeamNovember 15, 2021Falwriting, review, Falmouth University, dune, film review

An Evening with ... Dawn French

Cornwall, Creative non-fiction, FalWriting, eventsFalWriting TeamOctober 22, 2021Jon Cox, Falwriting, Falmouth University, Creative Writing, review, Dawn French

Alice in Borderland review by Conrad Gardner

Alice in Borderland review by 2nd year Creative Writing student, Conrad Gardner.

Creative Writing, FalWriting, review, student work, writingFalWriting TeamApril 5, 2021FalWriting, student writing, review, creative writing Comment

The Southern Book Club's Guide review by Tillie Holmes

Review of The Southern Book Club’s Guide by MA Professional Writing student Tillie Holmes.

Book reviews, Creative Writing, FalWriting, MA Professional Writing, reviewFalWriting TeamMarch 1, 2021Falmouth University, creative writing, MA professional writing, review Comment

'Delicious Foods' review by Emily Gough

MA Professional Writing student Emily Gough reviews ‘Delicious Foods’ by James Hannaham.

Book reviews, Creative Writing, FalWriting, MA Professional Writing, reviewFalWriting TeamFebruary 26, 2021Emily Gough, Falmouth University, creative writing, MA professional writing, reviewComment

The Safdie Brothers and Their Leading Men

First year Conrad Gardner examines a decision by Hollywood’s hottest new filmmakers and takes a lesson for his own creative practice.

community, Scriptwriting, Screenwriting, student work, writingFalWriting TeamMay 18, 2020Twilight, David Cronenberg, Safdie Brothers, Adam Sandler, film, filmmaking, Uncut Gems, Oscars, review, film review, film studies

The Mortifying Ordeals of Being Known: a Review of Richard Siken’s Crush

First-year students are asked to write a 500-word review as a part of their first-term portfolios. The subject of the review can be anything the writer wants. One writer chose an award-winning collection by one of the internet’s favourite poets.

community, Creative Writing, poetry, student workFalWriting TeamMarch 16, 2020student writing, student work, poetry, poet, review, Creative Writing, first year

The North Cornwall Book Festival

Eileen Walden, second year Creative Writing student, explains her experience at the 2019 North Cornwall Book Festival.

Cornwall, Creative Writing, Events, literature, news, reading, student work, writingFalWriting TeamOctober 28, 2019North Cornwall Book Festival, festival, literary, review, student, events, writing

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