News in 2014
- Recent poetry readings and lectures by David Punter 28 October 2014
- Professor Daniel Karlin appears on In Our Time 24 October 2014
- Bristol poetry Institute Annual Reading: Professor Mervyn Morris 24 October 2014 Professor Mervyn Morris, poet laureate of Jamaica, gave the Bristol Poetry Institute Annual Reading in the Great Hall of the Wills Memorial Building.
- The Man Booker Big Read 1 October 2014
- Jamaica Rising in the Department of English 1 October 2014
- Certificate presentations for part-time mature students 15 July 2014 Certificate presentations and lunch for part-time mature students
- New publication for Ad Putter 17 June 2014 The Penguin edition (edited by Ad Putter and Myra Stokes) of the Works of the Gawain Poet has just been published.
- Jamaican Poet Laureate, Mervyn Morris, to give Bristol Poetry Institute reading 13 June 2014 Jamaican Poet Laureate, Mervyn Morris, to give Bristol Poetry Institute reading
- Professor Danny Karlin on Radio Bristol 11 June 2014 Danny Karlin on Rudyard Kipling, on BBC Radio Bristol's lunchtime show with Steve Yabsley
- English postgraduate guest-edits recent edition of 'Popular Music History' 3 June 2014 English postgraduate guest-edits recent edition of 'Popular Music History'
- ELCE graduate shares her experiences in the Bristol Post 3 June 2014 Ellen Howard, one of our first ELCE students to graduate, has written about her experiences studying at Bristol in 'A six-year shared adventure in education'. Ellen's piece was featured in the Bristol Post: Speaker's Corner (16th May 2014).
- David Punter - 'The Literature of Pity' 9 May 2014 David Punter's new book 'The Literature of Pity' published by Edinburgh University Press
- Tom Sperlinger 2014 Bristol Teaching Award 9 May 2014 Congratulations to Tom Sperlinger who has won a University Award for Education for the Faculty of Arts as part of the 2014 Bristol Teaching Awards
- Dialogue on monstrosity at the Tobacco Factory, with students from the intercalated BA in Medical Humanities 19 March 2014 Students from the intercalated BA in Medical Humanities participating in Performing the Freak at the Tobacco Factory