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Sceptre to publish Jessica Andrews’ new novel Milk Teeth

By ksl | 15 November 2021

MA Creative Writing graduate, Jessica Andrews, has had her second novel Milk Teeth picked up by the publisher Sceptre. Andrews’ 2019 debut novel, Saltwater explored the … 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

MA Creative Writing Alumnus publishes new poetry book

By | 12 November 2020

MA Creative Writing Alumnus, David Ishaya Osu, has recently published his new book, Once in a Blue Life.  David Ishaya Osu writes, “With nine poems, … Read more

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