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Dialect and Accent in Children’s Literature
A few years ago, my young daughter was reading aloud a...
The Unexpected Reading Group: Mary Linskill
In this second special post, we learn more about the Unexpected Reading...
The Unexpected Reading Group
In this special post we learn more about a student-led initiative,...
SURE Project: Silenced Voices in Nigerian Theatre
Last year Laura Mulvey, one of our recent graduates, conducted research...
SURE Project: Albert Pierrepoint (1905-1992)
Matthew Thurgood, one of our Level 3 undergraduate students, has been...
Some thoughts on assembling a creature: Frankenstein
I was recently asked by CUP to reflect upon my experience...
Starcross’d Songs: The Sound of Shakespeare (7 May 2016)
Join us to commemorate one of the nation’s best loved playwrights...
Edward Carpenter (1844-1929), Animal Rights and Concentric Circles
Hi – my name is Charlotte O’Neill, and I’m a third...
“Writing has nothing to do with pretty views”: reflections on the work of Barry Hines (1939-2016)
Barry Hines is rightly lauded for his role in writing the...