The Aesthetica Magazine Creative Writing Award is open for entries, celebrating excellence in poetry & short fiction.
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Lecturer Rupert Loydell's newest book of poems Dear Mary takes on the intersections of poetry, art and life.
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Abigail reflects on what she's learned in the first year of her degree, about writing and herself.
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First year Dominic Smyth reviews Falmouth's longest running storytelling night, with nautical-themed stories and poetry.
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In Orkney, our Head of Subject is directing the Deep Time Festival, merging geology, paleoecology, natural history, poetry & storytelling.
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Getting bored yet? Lucky for you, there are a lot of free readerly & writerly resources to keep your mind happy this summer.
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Associate Prof Jerome Fletcher kicks off our Uncanny Readings series with this new podcast. The series explores the relationship between place, memory and reading.
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What does a wander around our campus look like? MA student Holly Challinor takes a stroll and uncovers a few hidden gems.
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A first year creative writing student reflects on the anxiety, and the community, of writing.
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Lecturer and documentary filmmaker Eleanor Yule talks Moomins, frog jumpers, and the problem with fame.
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Third year Kate Williams is bridging elegantly from creative writing to marketing (which, it turns out, have a lot in common).
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This week we hosted the inaugural Debate/Create workshop on the theme of Homelessness, with students from local schools.
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The third year team behind Zoo Zine has officially launched a new independent press.
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Head of Subject Niamh Downing is leading an AHRC research project engaging landscape, people, and deep time.
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Our English and Creative Writing students have been experimenting with DIY and punk publishing with some colourful results.
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Since leaving our cozy-but-challenging intellectual nest, Seren Adams has gone on to work for Granta and United Agents.
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"We all like to get lost in a book"--sometimes, very very lost. Lecturer Danielle Barrios-O'Neill (playing herself) goes on the radio and beneath the surface of Belfast.
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Lecturer Luke Thompson is giving a reading on Wednesday, as part of a project with Plymouth Marine Lab, integrating the poetic and the marine.
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Aaron has recently signed a two-book poetry deal with Eyewear Books. Tertiary Colours: A Post-Traumatic Verse will be released later this year.
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A student of Creative Writing reflects on the path it took to get here.
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