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Exeter ECW is a large and dynamic department that is international in outlook. Colleagues come from around the world, making us an academic community in which different cultures and languages intermingle and thrive.
English & Creative Writing has an exciting Guest Visiting Speaker coming to the department next week. See below for details:
Professor Tom F. Wright (Friday 5 December, Week 11, 4:30-6pm, LT4.1). "Can Oracy Save the Humanities? From the Chartists to Chatbots"
Check out our latest ECW Newsletter to find out what staff and students have been up to over the last month. Busy, as always!
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Here is an exciting teaser for our colleague Emily Bernhard Jackson's new novel, published with @faberbooks.bsky.social Watch this space!
The term's first ECW Radical Voices Reading Group is Thursday 16 October in the Queen's Building SCR, 12:30-2 pm. The group will be discussing the first two chapters of Mohammed El-Kurd’s Perfect Victims and the Politics of Appeal (2025). If you are affiliated with UoE, look out for internal comms.
The Exeter English and Creative Writing department held a really well-attended book celebration event yesterday, showcasing just some of the recent or imminent publications from our amazing staff. It was inspiring to hear about our people pushing further and deeper into global scholarship.
We are very excited about our new MA course in Interactive Storytelling Design: Video Games and Beyond beginning in September.
Check out this video to learn more:
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Hello Bluesky! This is the brand new official account for the University of Exeter Department of English and Creative Writing. We will be using this space to connect with our thousands of partners and collaborators across the globe, and to share news of Exeter ECW's ambitions and achievements.
