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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Beckett and the City PhD studentship
The Department of English Literature and the Beckett International Foundation at the University of Reading are inviting applications for a PhD studentship to study Samuel Beckett’s representations of the modern city. The work will involve examination of the recently acquired … Continue reading
Global access to poetry
Peter Robinson was recently asked to offer a poem and some annotations to the Poetry Genius website. He chose his recent ‘From Amsterdam’, to be included in a new collection called Buried Music due in early 2015. There are explanatory comments, illustrative images, … Continue reading
The naughtiness of Mills and Boon
On the celebrated day of romance, one of the Department’s PhD researchers, Judith Watts has seduced the national media with her tales of Mills and Boon’s naughty side. Judith’s PhD research on ‘Mills and Boon and the Limits of Romance’, … Continue reading
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Tagged Department of English, Department of English Literature, Dr Andrew Nash, English Department, English Literature, Judith Watts, Mills and Boon, Professor Alison Donnell, Reading, University of Reading, University Special Collections
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Foreigners, Drunks and Babies
If you haven’t yet ordered your copy of Foreigners, Drunks and Babies, we hope this review might whet your appetites (details of the book can be found below the review). from Poets’ Tales by David Cooke A poet, translator and editor, Peter Robinson … Continue reading
Claire Battershill, A.F. Harrald and Morag Joss
You are invited to our first Creative Writing event of the year, when three writers associated with the Department of English – Claire Battershill, A.F. Harrald and Morag Joss -will read from their work. Time and place: Wed. 12th February … Continue reading
Islamisation and Fiction: A Narrative
Acclaimed author Tabish Khair will give a talk and read extracts from his latest novel Born and educated in the small town of Gaya in the state of Bihar, India, Tabish Khair is the author of various books, including the … Continue reading
Poetry Reading Group today – all welcome!
This Wednesday 5 February at 6pm in HumSS 110, Whiteknights Campus, we will be looking at the poems of the latest T S Eliot prize winner, Sinead Morrissey. Wine and snacks will be provided. Handouts are available from the trays outside HumSS … Continue reading
Welcome back to the Modern Studies seminar
Do come along to the first Modern Studies Seminar of the Spring this Tuesday 4th Feb at 5pm in Humss 125, Whiteknights Campus. .
Reading Italy
Professor Peter Robinson has translated work by some of Italy’s most important twentieth-century poets. He talks about this experience in ReadingItaly: www.readingitaly.wordpress.com