‘Infinite Sky’ is the first novel by recent UEA alumna Chelsey Flood and is to be published in February 2013 by Simon and Schuster in the UK and Arena in Germany. Chelsey (pictured) graduated from the Prose Fiction MA in 2010 and
was the recipient…
Archives for 2011
Sue Healy wins playwriting competition
Recent UEA alumna Sue Healy has won the national Sussex Playwrights’ Club Annual Competition for her 50 minute radio play ‘Shellakybooky’, which will be broadcast in Ireland in spring 2012. Earlier this year Sue won the 2011 Highlands & Islands Sho…
In Conversation With John Banville
Chris Bigsby interviews the Kafka and Booker prize-winning Irish author, John Banville. UEA Archive.
Between Drafts
Amusing insights from Keith Tutt as he illuminates the scriptwriting process.
The Dusty Piano
Always I am asked if Creative Writing can be taught. The spark can’t, no, but the practising can…
Naomi Wood wins British Library Eccles Centre Writer-in-Residence Award
UEA writer Naomi Wood has been announced as one of the two inaugural Writers-in-Residence at the British Library’s Eccles Centre for American Studies. The other writer is the socialist-feminist author and honorary fellow of the
Universities of M…
The Scientific Anglian
Jeremy Noel Tod introduces us to the fascinating Mr. Peake, the Scientific Anglian.
My Brush with Radical Chic
… while Britain itself took a kind of Dominion status in the burgeoning but more surreptitiously controlled empire of the United States.
A Norwich Butterfly
John Boyne reflects entertainingly on his time at UEA as student and then tutor.
W.G. Sebald commemorated
Two new books have been published to coincide with the tenth anniversary of the death of W.G. (Max) Sebald, who joined UEA in 1970 as a lecturer in German Literature and became Professor of European Literature in 1987. He was a founding Director of…