Refugee Tales 10th Anniversary Festival of Walking
The Refugee Tales project launches its 10th Anniversary Festival of Walking with a reception in Parliament
School news
Rhiannon Purdie on BBC Radio 4's In Our Time
'Barbour's Brus: epic of Bannockburn, chivalry and freedom'
Hunting down ship doctors’ diaries in California
Dr Asha Hornsby appointed as Molina Fellow at the Huntington Library.
We All Die at the End
Dr Sam Haddow's new book published by Manchester University Press
St Andrews and William & Mary staff unite
Staff from the School of English and the Department of English at the College of William & Mary collaborated in a joint research symposium
Legacies of Empire report published
Reflections on the Berry Bequest
The Oxford Handbook of Restoration Literature
This major new collection of essays explores, challenges and reimagines the experience embodied by the writing of the late Stuart world
Vivisection and Late-Victorian Literary Culture
Dr Asha Hornsby’s new monograph published by Cambridge University Press.
Encyclopaedism and Totality in Contemporary Fiction
Dr Kiron Ward's new monograph published by Bloomsbury Academic
FRSE and Leverhulme Award for Professor Sutton
Congratulations to Professor Emma Sutton whose work has been recognised this year with two awards