Author: crn

An ‘Egypt’s Living Past’ workshop on ‘Literature, Heritage and Society’ was mounted at Beit es-Sinaari (the restored house that was once Napoleon’s headquarters in Cairo) … Read more

Dragan Todorovic, lecturer in Creative Writing, was a guest on BBC Radio 3 last week. He talked about his sound art and writing in general … Read more

This Faculty of Humanities Prize for Starting Research has been awarded to Dr Rory Loughnane (School of English) in recognition of his significant contribution to the landmark new … Read more

Caroline Rooney, Professor of African and Middle Eastern Studies in the School of English, has directed a film with William Parry entitled ‘Breaking the Generations: … Read more

The second episode of the Research Podcast Series is a discussion of Mike Collins’s new book for University of Michigan Press, The Drama of the American … Read more

Marking the quadricentennial anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, this gathering celebrates the many connections found with the historic county of Kent in his works. Connections to … Read more

Dr Sara Lyons and Dr Michael Collins, of the University of Kent’s School of English, have been awarded a £240,000 grant from the Arts and … Read more

As happens with many things in life, I had heard wonders about Dickens Universe from former delegates, but you don’t really get an idea of … Read more

Una McIlvenna (Lecturer in Early Modern Literature in the School of English) recently published the article ‘French kissing to lesbian orgies: the origins of the … Read more

With the occasion of the bicentenary of Charlotte Brontë’s birth the Centre for Victorian Literature and Culture held a symposium on 18th March entitled Writing … Read more