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April 2018 (6) Writer of nine books and eight plays, Courttia Newland, joined us on March 16th, in
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March 2012 (6) UEA Live Malika Booker is pioneering literary revolution. With writer Roger
Robinson in 2001 she co-founded Malika’s Poetry Kitchen, an influential collective […] Hopefully
those exercises will have loosened up your mind! If you are particularly proud of any of your results,
email ueacws@gmail.com and we’ll post them on here! Nathan Hamilton is one of the UK’s leading
young poetry editors. He recently edited the Bloodaxe anthology Dear World & Everyone In It: new
poetry in the UK (2013; ISBN 9781852249496). Rachel Hore is the author of six novels published
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centre) - Performances on the theme of ‘optimism’ from the committee and talented members. A
couple of committee members will be in the square at 7pm to meet anyone who doesn’t know the
way to the pub or wants to travel in a group. Look forward to seeing you there! August 2018 (7) If
you are a member and you would like to submit some work for consideration and publication on this
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Bahuguna’s poetry is meditative, dreamy, almost imagist in its stark simplicity. As such, one of
Bahuguna’s real strengths as a writer is her ability to compose precise, focused and highly original
imagery. From the beautifully specific ‘bangle’ which ‘hangs like a lantern’ in ‘Space’ to the
ominously vague ‘thing more real than a word’ in ‘The Kite Runner’, these poems present us with
highly original yet understated imagery throughout. University of East Anglia Home / Contact us
today for honest, professional and personal advice on how we can best support you. University of
East Anglia May 2012 (9) September 2018 (25) Nathan Hamilton is one of the UK’s leading young
poetry editors. He recently edited the Bloodaxe anthology Dear World & Everyone In It: new
poetry in the UK (2013; ISBN 9781852249496). Rachel Hore is the author of six novels published
by Simon & Schuster, most recently The Silent Tide (2013; ISBN 9780857209740) and The Glass
Painter’s Daughter (2013; ISBN 9781849835336). On 13 January 2021 Tsitsi Dangarembga received
the PEN Award for Freedom of Expression. Since it was established in 2005 […] Festival House
Similarly, poet and playwright James McDermott’s play ‘Senseless’ explores the frightening prospect
of a global emergency which, in an eerie twist of fate, seems to echo our current circumstances. The
play imagines a world where a digital virus has taken hold, stopping people from being able to
communicate or express themselves. The challenge this project poses to the playwright is not lost on
McDermott. He speaks of the difficultly of writing a play for the digital sphere, set in an imagined
age where people cannot be in contact, and yet also performed in the midst of a time where
audiences are not physically able to come together in the space of the theatre — one can’t help but
wonder how these competing strands play out in the final piece. Noirwich Crime Writing Festival is
a partnership between the University of East Anglia and the National Centre for Writing. Now […]
In Gowar’s offering, too, the past bubbles up through the surface of the present day. ‘Eleanor’,
written in collaboration with the Norwich Castle Museum, is a story which has been exhumed from
the very bones of the body of Lady Eleanor Talbot. The project is, in part, a response to the human
remains recently acquired by the museum and believed to be those of Lady Talbot — whose story
history has overlooked. She was the daughter of the Earl of Shrewsbury and was alleged to have had
a secret marriage to King Edward IV. If this had been the case, then our understanding of the course
of history would be dramatically shaken. This question — who this forgotten woman was — is
central to Gower’s project. Audiences will be invited to follow a guided immersive journey around
Norwich, played through a mobile device, which incorporates elements of audio and sound where
Eleanor tells different versions of her story. In both Gowar’s and Adébáyò’s works, digital
technology has been harnessed to resurrect these fictionalised narratives. It has enabled each writer
to present the multiple and various ‘fighting truths’, as Gowar puts it, of these buried and neglected
lives. Such multiplicity would be difficult to recreate on the page, and Gowar talks engagingly about
how the process has illuminated the restriction of the writer’s codex notebook. Both of these works
speak with a haunting beauty to the strange multiplicity of the present moment. The way in which
the future sits alongside the past and the present, all seeming to co-exist simultaneously within the
same four walls which so many of us have been confined to. Was roll’d together, or had tried his
beams Open to applicants with a good Honours degree - UK BA (Hons) 2:1 or equivalent -
preferred but not essential. Admission is via application portfolio of writing, personal statement and
interview (Skype option available for overseas applicants). Please visit UEA's website for complete
details. There’s an exquisite sense of character throughout Madeleine Kruhly’s poetry. One of
Kruhly’s real strengths as a poet is her ability to paint a detailed and vivid lyric portrait of a person in
a very small and sparse space of words. From the ‘bulging throat’ and ‘thickplaid vest’ in ‘The Photo
of Ken’ to the esoteric phrases in ‘In the morning’, Kruhly’s poems are littered with vivid
subjectivities, painted with grace, humour and love. Workshops: New York Times bestselling author
Lauren Groff graced the stage at UEA Live’s first in-person event since February 2020, to […]
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celebration of 50 years of its Creative Writing programme, looks ahead to the next 50 years and asks
what the future has in store for literature in the digital age. In response to this question, 6 writers:
Ayòbámi Adébáyò, Mona Arshi, Tash Aw, Imogen Hermes Gowar, Mitch Johnson,and James
McDermott—all UEA Creative Writing alumni—have been tasked with the challenge to create a
series of innovative and interactive works which explore the interface between writing and
technology. Each writer has been paired up with creative digital technologists, members of the UEA
faculty, as well as cultural and educational organisations across East Anglia, including Norwich
Theatre, Norfolk Wildlife Trust and the National Centre for Writing. While most of these projects are
still in process—the hope being that many of them will be showcased as part of the Norfolk and
Norwich Festival in May—this event was a teaser, giving audiences a sense of how the finished
products might look, and sound, in the forthcoming months.
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us. Dashing awkwardly through the rain towards Lecture Theatre 1, my expectations bounced around
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legacy, UEA is looking forward to the future of imaginative writing. With Arts Council England
funding and backing from regional cultural and educational organisations, we are pleased to
announce our Future and Form project. Over nine months, six emerging and established writers –
Ayọ̀bámi Adébáyọ̀, Mona Arshi, Tash Aw, Imogen Hermes Gowar, Mitch Johnson and James
McDermott – will work alongside creative technologists, local young people, schools and cultural
organisations to find new ways to create, share and experience literature and storytelling through
immersive and interactive technologies. The works will be displayed online and in a region-wide
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typically announce a time of year when our thoughts turn to the […] A message from Director of
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Poetry 2018 2014 was my first year as lecturer at the University of East Anglia, and I am honoured
to be able to introduce such an exciting body of work. It’s been a pleasure to teach this talented
bunch of poets, and a delight to see their work change and strengthen, even in the short time I’ve
known them. Teaching the MA workshop this year has been energising and exhausting in equal
measure: each student brought their best work, born of their lives, their experiences, their interests
and their hard work, to workshops each week, and whilst the work varies greatly in style and theme,
each student treated the work of their peers with respect and admiration. Moreover, what these poets
share is a commitment to making the familiar new, to discovering fresh forms, original images,
strange and wonderful new modes of expression. It was an absolute pleasure to listen to Inua Ellams
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