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English Faculty News. Jessica Lim Co-ordinates Conference on Children’s Literature, September 2016. ... This symposium aims to foster interdisciplinary scholarship by exploring different methodological approaches within the growing field of

Multimedia. David Foster Wallace Day. A Supposedly Fun Thing You Might Never Do Again. ... of Sussex - spent a day in January reading selections of David Foster Wallace’s work to an audience of students and staff.

Although shelved as children's literature, these books have remained immensely popular with adults. ... Why do we still find such comfort in re-reading these children's classics?

The BBC Student Critics’ Award with First Story and Cambridge University celebrates the written word by encouraging students to read critically, foster skills in literary criticism, and to build confidence. ... University and First Story, designed to

M.K. Foster is a Renaissance literature scholar and poet from Birmingham, Alabama. ... Foster’s poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Boston Review; The Gettysburg Review; The Columbia Review; and elsewhere.

My thanks to Andrew Foster, who wrote the entry on Richard in the new DNB, for some of these biographical details). ... The principal bequests are to his children, who are given various bizarre/delightful combinations of weapons and armour, musical

We call for 20-minute papers and presentations that articulate concerns, chronicle effective responses, and/or foster links between academic practice and such concerns. ... Dr Louise Joy publishes ‘Literature’s Children: The Critical Child and the

Broadcasters Nikki Bedi and Katie Thistleton to chair BBC Short Story panels that include Booker shortlistee DAISY JOHNSON; award-winning children’s authors PATRICE LAWRENCE and KIRAN MILWOOD-HARGRAVE; previous BBC ... University and First Story,

Such uncanny girl-children recur throughout Hawthorne’s fiction, most famously in the guise of little Pearl in The Scarlet Letter. ... conscripting childhood into a textual regime; children cling just as fiercely—more fiercely, even—to the texts

A high-resolution digital photograph of a Chaucer manuscript, for instance, reveals its delicate pen strokes, and when placed on the internet, can pave the way for school children, university students, ... At a symposium on digital editions held at