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A new book featuring tales told as part of Refugee Tales 2015 will be launched in Gulbenkian foyer on Tuesday 7 June at 5pm. The … Read more

Barefoot runner and School of English lecturer Dr Vybarr Cregan-Reid makes a compelling case in a new book for how running can make people’s lives … Read more

Organised by Gatwick Detainees Welfare Group and the School of English at the University of Kent, Refugee Tales 2016 will open with day-long Forum on … Read more

English at Kent ranked 26th out of 107 UK institutions in the Complete University Guide 2017, an increase of four places on last year’s league … Read more

The School of English’s Vybarr Cregan-Reid was on national radio last week discussing his forthcoming book Footnotes: How Running Makes us Human. Peter White of … Read more

Many of the UK’s leading writers and poets have renewed their call to end indefinite immigration detention by participating in Refugee Tales 2016 (3-8 July). … Read more

Artwork by a little-known US artist, who used book making as a form of therapy in her battle against cancer, will go on show at … Read more

The School has been overwhelmed with good news stories of late. Here are a few highlights: Film rights sold to recent graduate’s first novel School … Read more

2016 marks the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare and it is being marked nationally and internationally by events and celebrations of the … Read more

Two academic staff in the School of English appeared in this month’s Literary Review. Amy Sackville has reviewed Amy Liptrot’s new memoir The Outrun. The book … Read more