University of Exeter supporting national campaign to highlight the creative and economic value of English degrees
The University of Exeter is joining with counterparts across the country on a national campaign to highlight the value of...
English and Creative Writing
Multi award-winning artists set for special alumni event in London
Three award-winning artists working in film, theatre and television will take to the stage in London to talk about how...
Creative Writing PhD student prepares for international launch of her debut novel
A PhD candidate whose critically acclaimed debut novel has been released this week says she is still struggling to comprehend...
Award-winning novelist Kamila Shamsie visits the University of Exeter for ‘writing masterclass’ and on-stage interview
Acclaimed novelist Kamila Shamsie has provided an exclusive insight into the art of her writing after meeting students and alumni...
‘We Are the Possible’: Ground-breaking UK-UAE initiative to catalyse climate action and solutions for COP28
An international programme of climate-inspired art and education involving leading scientists, health experts, educators, artists, youth leaders and schoolchildren from...
Transatlantic symposium to focus on the power of arts and humanities in setting an agenda for the planet
Humanities researchers from around the world are set to gather for a conference that will focus on how storytelling practices...
Africa Writes festival returns to Exeter for a second literary weekend
A festival celebrating some of the finest writing and writers from Africa and the African diaspora will return to the...
Immersive sound story inspired by National Trust river restoration project to be launched at the British Library
The National Trust’s ecological restoration work on an Exmoor river valley has inspired an immersive fictional sound story that will...
New book explores the history of witchcraft across seven centuries and 13 notorious cases
The history of witchcraft and the centuries of persecution that it has aroused have been explored in a new book...