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English Faculty News. ‘Besom ling and teasel burrs’: John Clare and Botanising. ... The symposium was a project of the Centre for John Clare Studies, set up by Dr Paul Chirico, Dr Mina Gorji and Dr Sarah Houghton-Walker, to mark the 150th anniversary

English Faculty News. Poetry, Memory and Performance – Exploring memorisation, performance and the embodied knowledge of poetry. ... This interdisciplinary conference organised by the The Poetry and Memory Project will bring together researchers,

English Faculty News. Dr Bonnie Lander Johnson publishes Chastity in Early Stuart Literature and Culture. ... Dr Bonnie Lander Johnson’s new book Chastity in Early Stuart Literature and Culture is published with Cambridge University Press.

English Faculty News. Ghost Noise: Technology, Paranormality and the Horror of Media. ... Dr James Riley presents ‘Ghost Noise’, a speculative talk dealing with cybernetics and paranormality.

English Faculty News. The Trojan Women Project: Film Screening and Q&A – Thursday 30 November – 5pm-7pm – Peterhouse Theatre.

English Faculty News. Dr Rod Mengham in conversation with Philippe Beck and Olivier Brossard, Maison de la Poésie, Paris, 3 October 2017. ... Check out English events at the Cambridge Festival of Ideas, October 2017.

English Faculty News. Reading / Discussion: Mina Gorji & Jason Allen-Paisant – Roots and Weeds, Thursday 10 March. ... byImage credit: https://www.nottinghamcontemporary.org/whats-on/five-bodies-reading-jason-allen-paisant-mina-gorji-roots-and-weeds/.

English Faculty News. Rod Mengham and Ian Patterson Poetry Reading, Anna Mendelssohn Symposium, February 2017. ... 4th February 2017 18.30-19.30. Rod Mengham and Ian Patterson will be reading their poetry.

English Faculty News. The Silent Morning: Culture and Memory after the Armistice. ... Trudi Tate is a Fellow of Clare Hall and an Affiliated Lecturer in the Faculty of English, University of Cambridge.

English Faculty News. Bhanu Kapil talks about poetry and the poems she loves on BBC Radio 4’s ‘Poetry Please’.