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Alumni profile: Dr Anastasia Valassopoulos

By Matthew Brears | 29 March 2021

We caught up with Dr Anastasia Valassopoulos, Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester, who graduated from Kent with an MA and PhD in Postcolonial … Read more

English graduate, Rachel Scales, releases her new book: How Do I Answer That?

By Matthew Brears | 18 March 2021

We caught up with English graduate, Rachel Scales, who, this week, published her new book entitled: How Do I Answer That? What attracted you to … Read more

Charles Wallace India Trust Fellow Supriya Kaur Dhaliwal joins the School of English

By Matthew Brears | 27 February 2021

The School of English is delighted to welcome new Charles Wallace India Trust Fellow Supriya Kaur Dhaliwal to its extended online academic and creative community. … Read more

LGBT+ History Month: Suggested readings from the School of English – Part One

By Matthew Brears | 18 February 2021

To mark this year’s LGBTQ+ History Month, we have put together a list of some literary texts (and a few films), which we think will … Read more

Dr Michael Falk’s article featured in Oxford Research Encyclopaedia in Literature

By | 02 February 2021

Lecturer in Eighteenth-Century Studies, Dr Michael Falk, has recently published an article, Digital Humanities, which has been featured in the Oxford Research Encyclopaedia in Literature … Read more

BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine premieres ‘Across the Big Water’ animated film based on Professor David Stirrup’s AHRC research

By | 09 December 2020

Professor David Stirrup’s extensive research into Indigenous people from North America, and their journey to, and life in Britain, is one of nine selected Arts … Read more

Alumnus Tom Dillon-McEvoy publishes children’s book

By gjm32 | 28 October 2020

Tom Dillon-McEvoy, who studied BA Drama and English Literature and MA Drama at Kent, has just published a children’s book entitled At Sea Without Tea: … Read more

Three terrifying reads for Halloween

By gjm32 | 27 October 2020

As Halloween approaches on 31 October, we have a trio of macabre book recommendations for you from Dr Jenny Di Placidi, Gothic literature expert and … Read more

Jennie Batchelor on 100 years of Agatha Christie for BBC Radio Kent

By gjm32 | 22 October 2020

To mark the 100th anniversary of Agatha Christie releasing her first novel, Professor Jennie Batchelor, Professor of Eighteenth-Century Studies in the School of English, was interviewed by … Read more

School of English Creative Writing Competition

By gjm32 | 13 October 2020

The School of English at the University of Kent is pleased to launch our Creative Writing Competition. The School of English offers a degree in … Read more

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