News — Falmouth University English & Creative Writing

Book Review: The One Memory of Flora Banks

Áine Casey reviews the latest novel from Emily Barr, who was our Writer in Residence 2016

newsFalmouth SOWJSeptember 26, 2017staff publications, book reviews, novel

Industry Focus: Photography in Publishing

In the first of our Industry Focus series MA student Holly Challinor explains photography in publishing and some facts about copyright everyone should know

Falmouth SOWJSeptember 25, 2017publishing, photography, copyright, industry, Industry Focus

Rupert Loydell and Yutaka Inagawa Collaboration

Floating Urban Slime / Sublime is a contemporary cultural project that aims to create a cross-genre experiment in both online and physical space.

community, newsFalmouth SOWJSeptember 21, 2017poetry, digital, digital arts, mixed media, contemporary art, Rupert Loydell

Portrait of the Academic as a Student: Anna Kiernan

Your lecturer reveals what she was really like as an English student.

communityFalmouth SOWJSeptember 21, 2017portraits, english, writing, student life, Anna Kiernan

Poetics of Uncertainty: Val Diggle's Doctoral Work with New Mappings

PhD researcher Valerie Diggle discusses her work on deep mapping and our relationship to the past.

community, researchFalmouth SOWJSeptember 20, 2017PhD, research, poetry, mapping, deep time, Cornwall, writers from Cornwall

Open Mic: Kieran McGuigan's Midnight Cat (and Other Bodies)

In this startlingly gentle sequence, graduate Kieran McGuigan’s soft delivery and experiments with sound and structure will leave you wondering what just happened, and if it can please happen again.

community podcast, community, podcast, writing, student workFalmouth SOWJSeptember 19, 2017POETRY, open mic, performance, poets, graduates, experimental

Staff Publication: Rupert Loydell's 'A Circle of Mirrors'

Senior Lecturer Rupert Loydell has a new short sequence of poems, A 'Circle of Mirrors' published in The Licentiam: Erotic Literary Experimentalism.

community, newsFalmouth SOWJSeptember 18, 2017Rupert Loydell, poetry, poets, writing, Creative Writing

Small Creations, Big Audiences: An Evening & Workshop with Phil Parker

Falmouth English & Creative Writing invites you to a lecture and exclusive workshop with Phil Parker, international screenwriting guru and author of 'The Art and Science of Screenwriting.'

Falmouth SOWJSeptember 18, 2017

Student Opportunity: North Cornwall Book Festival Internship

Come learn how a book festival works, build production skills, and rub elbows with some of the most interesting writers in the UK.

news, communityFalmouth SOWJSeptember 18, 2017publishing, Cornwall, writers from Cornwall, festivals, North Cornwall Book Festival

Join the Falwriting Team!

We're looking for writers, editors, social media managers, podcast producers and photographers.

Falmouth SOWJSeptember 18, 2017

Summer Selections: Forever Looking Both Forward & Back

To conclude the summer selections, here are three poems from Jonathan Parsonage’s stunning collection.

writing, student work, newsFalmouth SOWJSeptember 15, 2017summer selections, creative writing, Poetry

7 Golden Rules for an Amazing Online Portfolio

MA student Holly Challinor highlights ways to show off your skills to prospective employers.

community, newsFalmouth SOWJSeptember 14, 2017community, writing, careers, employability, portfolio

NEW! Graduate Opportunities Page

To assist our worthy and interested graduates in pursuing postgraduate studies, literary jobs and other cool post-graduation stuff, we’ve organised a space to let you know about opportunities

communityFalmouth SOWJSeptember 13, 2017graduates, opportunities, alumnae

In Dark Places, Published by Falmouth University and the National Trust

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.

5 Tools to Help You Stay on Top of Your Sh*t This Semester

Whether you're first, second or third year, an MA or a PhD student, this infographic will help make you a total organisation wad.

communityFalmouth SOWJSeptember 12, 2017study skills, organisation, writing, academic writing, academia, infographic

David Constantine Reading at Bodmin Moor Poetry Festival

David's lyrically intense poetry draws from influences of Dante, Homer, Blake and Yeats.

Summer Selections: As reader, do you know, or did you see?

In the last essay of the showcase, Jessica Hawes investigates the manipulation of reader within Atonement, exploring a tension between innocence and knowingness.

writing, student work, newsFalmouth SOWJSeptember 7, 2017summer selections, critical writing