MSt alumna Jana Casale’s novel, The Girl Who Never Read Noam Chomsky, is to be published by Knopf in spring 2018.
Author: MSt Creative Writing
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MSt tutor Jenny Lewis wins Goldsmiths’ Warden’s Award for Public Engagement in Doctoral Research
MSt tutor Jenny Lewis has won the Warden’s Award for Public Engagement in Doctoral Research for her work “sharing the findings of research at Goldsmiths with the broadest possible audience and involving a wide range of partners and stakeholders in our research as collaborators and participants” -
MSt tutor Helen Marshall’s novel “Everything that is born” to be published by Random House, Canada
MSt tutor Helen Marshall’s debut novel, Everything that is born, “the story of a girl who, after her younger sister drowns in a terrible storm, is determined to steal the body so she can discover for herself what dying means in a time of extraordinary transformation” is to be published by Random House Canada.
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MSt tutor Anna Beer to give Fulbright Frontier Lecture, “Right Place, Right Time? Women Composers and Their Creative Communities”, 17 May 2016.
MSt tutor Anna Beer will be speaking on Right Place, Right Time? Women Composers and Their Creative Communities
The lecture, a Fulbright Frontiers Lecture, will take place in Rewley House, 1 Wellington Square, Oxford OX1 2JA.
Join Anna and attendees at 5 pm for tea and coffee. The bar will be open after the lecture concludes at 6:30 pm.
Anna’s book, Sounds and Sweet Airs, has been described by The Guardian as ” a timely bulwark against forgetting, and proffers a number of reasons for the fading of female artists’ reputations … This book helps show why a narrative that insists that the good stuff will naturally and always rise to the surface is simplistic. It is important for us all, composers, musicians, audiences, men, women, society at large, that we seek out the best and most exciting creative voices, from wherever they may come”.
(read the full review)
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