Congratulations to MA Creative Writing student Iva Stojakova, whose first e-book has just been published!
Tuesday, 1 July 2014
Monday, 23 June 2014
Music for MA projects
Composer Aaron Narayan-Taylor is interested in collaborating with MA film students to provide music or sound for your projects.
Visit his site here or email him at aaronnt@nt-music.com
Brazil premier for Betty Martins
Her 2013 documentary I wasn't always dressed like this recently premiered in Brazil and was featured on the BBC in response to the debate about the use of the face veil.
Saturday, 9 November 2013
Creative Writing Masterclass
Masterclass: Crime Fiction and the Short Story
K2 - Room VG11
Keyworth Street
SE1 0AA
United Kingdom
In this special Creative Writing Masterclass, three leading British crime novelists discuss the contemporary crime short story, and how to perfect the art of writing in the short form. There will be a buffet lunch where you’ll have a chance to meet the literary panel and pick up some tips on crime writing.
The event is free, including the lunch, but booking is essential as there are limited places.
Event is only open to students and staff at London South Bank University, so please register with your LSBU email.
John Harvey is most famous for his series of jazz-influenced Charlie Resnick crime novels, based in the City of Nottingham. He has won numerous CWA Daggers for his work. The final Charlie Resnick novel Darkness, Darkness is due to be published in May 2014.
Alison Joseph is author of the series of novels featuring Sister Agnes, a contemporary detective nun based in South London. Sister Agnes has also appeared in a drama series on BBC Radio 4. Alison has written about twenty works for radio, including The True Story and One Down, which was an interactive daily drama with input via a website.
NJ Cooper’s is author of several series of crime novels, including the Trish Maguire series. Her latest series features forensic psychologist Karen Taylor: No Escape, Lifeblood, Face of the Devil, and Vengeance in Mind.Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Friday, 27 September 2013
Monday, 16 September 2013
Poetry Meets Biomedicine
These are some of the questions addressed by Poetry meets Biomedicine, a collaborative project between poets and scientists, curated by MA Creative Writing student Dorothy Lehane.
A launch event is being held on 10 October at 7pm at Keats House, 10 Keats Grove, Hampstead, London NW3. Click here for further information and to book a place.
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