News — Falmouth University English & Creative Writing

My 'Green' Life

In these haibun poems second year Creative Writing student Charlie Halfhide, explores the responsibility to the climate crisis as someone from a working class background.

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Sinking Stress

Bodmin Moor College student, Alexandra Vyvyan, explores colours and the meaning of being a teenager in today’s society. This is a collaboration with Bodmin Moor College.

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My Extinction Rebellion

In this poem, MA student Will Hazell recounts his experience at the London Extinction Rebellion protests.

The Green Line, writing, student work, poetry, Collaborative ProjectFalWriting TeamDecember 27, 2019poem, The Green Line, TGL, Extinction Rebellion, climate crisis, climate change

The Winter Sun is Blinding

In this short story, third year Creative Writing Student, Amber Newton, explores a future in which climate change has altered the world forever.

writing, The Green Line, Creative Writing, Collaborative ProjectFalWriting TeamDecember 23, 2019future, climate crisis, climate change, short story, short fiction, dystopia, The Green Line, TGL, Collaborative Project

Steren – Entry Four

Lecturer and author Amy Lilwall writes the fourth entry to our Steren collaborative epistolary project.

community, Creative Writing, epistolary, fiction, literature, steren, writingFalWriting TeamDecember 20, 2019Steren Series, steren, epistolary, Steren epistolary project, letters, Entry Four, writing, writing community, writers, Creative Writing

Eco-Anxiety

In this article, MA student Will Hazell explores what impact eco-anxiety has had on his life.

TGL, The Green Line, Collaborative Project, mental health, seriesFalWriting TeamDecember 18, 2019article, The Green Line, TGL, Collaborative Project, climate crisis, anxiety, climate change

The Last Tiger / Roche Moutonnee

In this poem, third year Creative Writing student Morag Smith pictures the desolate life of the last tiger on Earth.

writing, The Green Line, poetry, Creative Writing, Collaborative ProjectFalWriting TeamDecember 16, 2019tiger, extinction, climate crisis, climate change, poetry, poems, The Green Line, TGL, Collaborative Project

Toby the Turtle

In this short story, third year Creative Writing student, Ashleigh Vasey, takes us through the life of a turtle living with the consequences of plastic pollution.

Creative Writing, Collaborative Project, TGL, The Green Line, student workFalWriting TeamDecember 13, 2019turtles, climate crisis, fiction, The Green Line, TGL, Collaborative Project, plastic

How a Romanian Recycles

In this editorial, third year Creative Writing student Denisa Folea, explores her journey with recycling, from her home country of Romania to England.

Collaborative Project, series, The Green LineFalWriting TeamDecember 11, 2019recycling, The Green Line, TGL, climate change, climate crisis, student writing, Collaborative Project, international, green living

The Green Line – An Introduction

The Green Line is a student-led series about our personal interaction with the current climate crisis. Find out more about the series here.

Collaborative Project, series, TGL, The Green Line, student workFalWriting TeamDecember 9, 2019The Green Line, TGL, Collaborative Project, climate change, climate crisis, student writing, student work

Woodlane Windows – Ella Tiller-Collins and Hailey O'Gorman

In the third installment of our 2019 Woodlane Windows series, first year Creative Writing student Hailey O'Gorman collaborates with artist Ella Tiller-Collins on this installation

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Event: Beyond The Handmaid’s Tale

Join us Monday Dec 9, 2019 at 6.30pm at The Lighthouse for leading Atwood scholar Professor Gina Wisker’s talk about the Man Booker laureate ‘s popular dystopia.

community, Events, in dark places, learn, literature, news, press, Woodlane CampusSherezade Garcia RangelDecember 7, 2019events, Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid's Tale, dystopia, dystopian, Dark Economies

Steren – Entry Three

Second year creative writing student Will Kevern writes the third entry to the Steren collaborative project.

FalWriting TeamDecember 6, 2019

Cornish Surfing Culture

Stanley Hall takes a look at the unique characteristics that give Cornwall its special surf scene

comment, Cornish Culture, Cornwall, student workFalWriting TeamDecember 4, 2019writing, literature, sport, surfing, cornwall, surfboard, sennen

Event: Long Nights in the Ghost River

Join us next Thursday December 5th at The Fish Factory Art Space for a Collaborative Project performance of third year Creative Writing students Nathaniel Lee and Morag Smith.

Collaborative Project, community, Cornwall, poetry, writingSherezade Garcia RangelDecember 3, 2019event, poetry, The Fish Factory, Penryn, poet, performance, Falmouth University, Collaborative Project

Woodlane Windows Series: Cult of Garath and Rupert Loydell

In the second installment of our 2019 Woodlane Windows series, our very own Rupert M Loydell tackles a 3-piece installation by Cult of Garath.

Misyow yn Kernow: November (mis Du)

To mark Thanksgiving, third year English and Creative Writing student Juliet Robertson takes a festive look at Cornwall’s special relationship with the USA.

community, Cornish Culture, Cornwall, events, student work, writingFalWriting TeamNovember 29, 2019WRITING, CORNWALL, USA, CORNISH, LANGUAGE, thanksgiving, Kernow, literature, food

Meet Moonshine Magazine, the sixth team in our Collaborative Project Series

On the 6th installment of our 2019 Collaborative Project series, we catch up with Moonshine Magazine, a 3rd year group collaborating to create a literary magazine.