We are delighted to report that the Centre’s work has been acknowledged in four nominations to this year’s Research and Knowledge Exchange awards at the University. The showings were as follows: Lucia Nigri won Supervisor of the Year, with Caroline Magennis as a runner up in the same category. Scott Thurston and Joanna Omylinska-Thurston (School […]
Alicia Rouverol is currently touring Europe with her novel Dry River, giving presentations and performances at venues in France, Germany and Sweden before heading to North Carolina for a project connected to her previous work at a male prison there: The Men of Brown Creek: Lessons from a Penitentiary. You can read about Alicia’s upcoming […]
Alicia Rouverol has been touring her new novel Dry River with a series of in-person and online events. The next event will be on 6 August (8pm BST) International Book launch/Zoom event. Please register your interest using this Eventbrite link. To find out more about Alicia’s book you can find two recent interviews below. The […]
We are delighted to announce the latest English Research Seminar, taking place in person on Wednesday 26 February between 2:30 and 4:30 on the University of Salford campus. If you wish to attend as a member of the public, please contact Scott Thurston on S.Thurston@salford.ac.uk. The seminar is also available to online participants. Abstracts and […]
“Risky Mutual Transfusions”: Guest writer Jenn Ashworth presents Notes Made While Falling, followed by creative responses from Alicia Rouverol & Rachel Newsome Wednesday 17 March 3-5pm on Teams Please write to S.Thurston@salford.ac.uk if you would like to join us! Jenn Ashworth is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and Professor of Writing at […]