A haunting new short story from Creative Writing Undergraduate Student Ceire Warren
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What is fanfiction up to these days? Melissa on the two things it's doing well (and a few things it isn't).
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Many of us have other hobbies, something practical and stress-relieving, just to take a break from our discipline.
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Last month our third years spent two days workshopping, developing ideas, and looking toward the future, in the stunning environment of Eden.
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Seren reviews former Falmouth student Hermione Cameron's debut collection.
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'April is the cruellest month ...' for writers. Here's how to get your brain going anyway.
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The much-anticipated comedy drama podcast the Truesdale Show is here! The podcast is written and created by English and Writing undergraduate Kitto Maddrell and has been produced in collaboration with around 50 Falmouth University students.
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Melissa compares classical poetry and the emergence of the new social media poets, looking to Oswald and Kaur as representatives.
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Daniella explores what Britain's break with Europe is likely to mean for writers, publishers and readers.
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When we write, finding the right place to do it is important. Lucky for us, Cornwall is flowing with creativity, especially for writers, where inspiration can be found everywhere.
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Rupert Loydell's new poetry publication White Noise.
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Children's book author Philip Pullman is a master of the craft; read The Book of Dust: La Belle Sauvage and you may agree.
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Award-winning poet Holly Corfield Carr will be collaborating with the National Trust and Falmouth University to bring together a collection of poems inspired by the rich history and natural beauty of East Soar, Devon.
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Is social media getting you down? Charlotte lays bare the facts and fictions of what we put online, and how it affects us.
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Interview with Hannah Vaughan, the Falwriting graduate who helped found MARGO, on what they're looking for, and how the anthology speaks to current conversations on women in society.
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If you're like the rest of us, your New Year writing resolve is starting to ebb.
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Jane Moss on how writing can be a way to think, a way to let go, a way out of the dark
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Work by Falmouth students from last year’s Writing as a Reader module has been published in the online journal Galatea Resurrects.
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On the transformative power of the written word.
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The School of Writing and Journalism is delighted to host an evening with our Writer in Residence, the internationally acclaimed poet Alice Oswald, on Friday 23 February
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