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English Faculty News. Registration open for ‘Saffron: global history, Cambridge stories’, an interdisciplinary symposium, Saturday 11 June. ... Courtesty of the Saffron Walden Museum. SAFFRON. GLOBAL HISTORY, CAMBRIDGE STORIES.

As a disabled person, my stories are quite often preoccupied with ideas of otherhood, based around characters who are outcast from their society in some way or another. ... The news was announced this evening during a special short story edition of BBC

The Belly of the Ice Man’. “This poem was composed by combining journal excerpts with news clippings from NASA. ... Because the images that accompanied these news stories were as provocative as the stories themselves, it made sense to also make

Sometimes, and perhaps more insidiously, it is silent, as when the BBC’s flagship radio news programme, Today, focuses on trivial stories and fails to cover floods, droughts and wildfires; or ... when it elects not to notice protests calling for action;

English Faculty News. Ali Smith – Celebrating the Short Story. Ali Smith and Kasia Boddy read and discuss some favourite stories.

The seeming revelation of Marlowe’s authorial presence alongside Shakespeare in the Henry VI plays generated news stories worldwide and excellent publicity for Oxford University Press.

The news was announced this evening during a special short story edition of BBC Radio 4 Front Row (Tuesday 6 October). ... All five shortlisted stories can be read and listened to online at: www.bbc.co.uk/ywa.

John Milton was a prude‘ was how the story was covered in the online Daily Mail, offering news that may not have come as a huge shock to readers of Comus ... British Library’s ‘Breaking the News’ exhibition (22 April 2022–21 August 2022).[21]

copies in every railway carriage leaving the city–was accepting money from private companies in exchange for favourable news stories. ... Website. CMT at Cambridge. Latest News and Events. CMT Blog.

September 12th, 2016Two lovely news stories about non-reading this weekend. The first was about how scientists have discovered that you can use terahertz radiation (a band of radiation between microwaves ... Latest News and Events. CMT Blog.

However, the site has recently started to annotate poetry, fiction, historical texts, news stories, legal documents, speeches, drama, podcasts; anything which naturally takes, or can be expressed in, a textual form. ... Website. CMT at Cambridge. Latest

One particularly resonant concern of Taylor’s was ‘fake news’; some of his pamphlets peddled their own spoof stories, while others attempted to set the record straight through first-hand reportage. ... Unpicking Taylor’s satire on 1620s news

However, the site has recently started to annotate poetry, fiction, historical texts, news stories, legal documents, speeches, drama, podcasts; anything which naturally takes, or can be expressed in, a textual form. ... CMT at Cambridge. Latest News and

However, the site has recently started to annotate poetry, fiction, historical texts, news stories, legal documents, speeches, drama, podcasts; anything which naturally takes, or can be expressed in, a textual form. ... Latest News and Events. CMT Blog.

The news was announced live on BBC Front Row this evening (Tuesday 19 October) by 2021 Chair of Judges, James Runcie. ... All five shortlisted stories can be read and listened to online at:Sarah Hall Becomes First Writer to Win.

The Satanic Verses Affair. Graduate editor Josie Gill thinks here about Salman Rushdie's Satanic Verses as a context for Smith's White Teeth; while Smith never pronounces on Rushdie's novel, its history and concerns animate the inquiry into identity

Williamstown. Further details and registration available at. September 12th, 2016Two lovely news stories about non-reading this weekend. ... Latest News and Events. CMT Blog.

The news was announced live on BBC Front Row this evening (Tuesday 19 October) by 2021 Chair of Judges, James Runcie. ... All five shortlisted stories can be read and listened to online at:Sarah Hall Becomes First Writer to Win.

I argue that Pericles was published as part of an identifiable group of books, and so operates in an interdependent cluster of collaboratively built stories. ... Finally, Chapter 4 argues that news was a collaboratively produced print genre with close

One particularly resonant concern of Taylor’s was ‘fake news’; some of his pamphlets peddled their own spoof stories, while others attempted to set the record straight through first-hand reportage. ... Taylor has, we suspect, many travels left in