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Dr Isabel Galleymore reflects on the burgeoning literary form of ecopoetry, and how her writing explores the tensions in our relationships with nature.
To mark Asexual Awareness Week (Ace Week), PhD researcher Rebecca Humphreys-Lamford explores the importance of asexual media representation.
Researchers will be hosting a special academic conference, Angela Lansbury at 100: Celebrating her Stardom and Legacy.
Dr Christina Wilkins' upcoming event 'Male Mental Illness in Contemporary Literature' will explore the key ways men have been represented in literary fiction.
In anticipation of 'What We Left Unsaid' releasing on August 7th 2025, Dr Winnie M Li discusses the new book and her approach to creative writing.
Chancellor Sandie Okoro presented prizes to winners of the Department of Film and Creative Writing's One Minute Movie and short story competition.
Professor Ruth Gilligan and Dr Emily Wingfield, co-leads of the University’s partnership with National Literacy Trust, reflect on 2026 being a year of reading.
Two film screenings and a touring exhibition on campus shared overlooked insights into South Asian heritage in Birmingham.
