‘Another Country’ is the second novel by UEA writer Anjali Joseph and is published by 4th Estate this week. Anjali was born in Bombay in 1978 and read English at Trinity College, Cambridge, before graduating from the Prose Fiction strand of the…

Ramesh Balakrishna (R.B.) Pillay is to be the 2012-13 David T.K. Wong Writing Fellow at UEA. Ramesh (pictured) is American and lives in New York. He speaks English and Malayalam and studied initially at Tufts University (Medford MA) where he gradua…

Norwich has been named as England’s first UNESCO City of Literature, joining an elite international network comprising Iowa City, Edinburgh, Melbourne, Dublin and Reykjavik. The accreditation follows a bid led by Writers’ Centre Norwich with partne…

‘Underground’ is the first novel by UEA alumna Gayle O’Brien and has just been published by Hookline Books, having been selected as the winner of the Hookline Novel Competition last year. Gayle grew up in rural New England and moved to the UK in …

‘Darwin’s Ghosts: In Search of the First Evolutionists’ is the new book by UEA Professor of Literature and Creative Writing Rebecca Stott
and is published by Bloomsbury this week. Rebecca (pictured) is the author of a number of academic book…

‘The Marble Orchard’ is the debut collection of poetry by UEA alumna Sandeep Parmar and has just been published by Shearsman Books.
Sandeep (pictured) was born in Nottingham in 1979 and raised in Southern California. She graduated from the MA …