Amit Chaudhuri (Balliol 1987 and Honorary Fellow) will be leading an online 8-day international creative writing workshop in prose fiction, hosted by Ashoka University, from 4 July 2022. The deadline for applying is 17th June. Details are available at https://t.co/6CRQWOfXk5
We're delighted to present 'A Life in Writing and Music' in which Honorary Fellow Amit Chaudhuri @AmitChaudhuri will talk about his new book - 7 May, 5.00pm. Please register at:
https://t.co/CJa3nC1ckY
3/ Joseph Hankinson @OxHumanities@BalliolEnglish @BalliolOxfordwith a paper entitled: ‘‘a tropical violence of taste’: Robert Browning and the Transnational Grotesque’ (4/5)
Balliol's new Honorary Fellow, Amit Chaudhuri, has just been elected by the Modern Language Association of America to an honorary fellowship awarded to ‘distinguished writers'. Congratulations, @AmitChaudhuri!
Professor Adam Smyth @BalliolEnglish has launched Inscription, a journal that takes the study of material texts in new directions & experiments with format and design. @inscription_jnl@engfac https://t.co/STXtLTQHBl
Here is @roguepages' rather delicious Welcome to Inscription volume 1. To subscribe for vol. 1 'Beginnings' AND vol. 2 'Holes' for £70 (for both: each with 10 articles+artworks+vinyl LP), including delivery anywhere, email [email protected].
Planning a doctorate in #English? Oxford’s English Faculty is currently open for applications for the doctorate in English to start this 1 October 2020. Deadline for applying: Friday 17 July.
Find out more here: https://t.co/JP8ia4ho5E
And apply here: https://t.co/UYGlO2mgxx
Ten years ago I did my finals. Thinking hard of the @engfac finalists sitting theirs in the weirdest of contexts. With special thoughts to the @BalliolOxford and @BrasenoseNews cohorts: honoured to have taught you.
You can hear Professor Seamus Perry @BalliolEnglish talking about the influence of religion on Wordsworth's life and poetry in BBC Radio 4's 'Beyond Belief' here:
https://t.co/r9wzZFXyP5
On April 27th, John Milton earned £5 when he signed a publishing contract for his epic poem 'Paradise Lost'. He got an additional £5 once 1,300 copies of the poem were sold. So 'Paradise Lost' earned him a tenner. #robbed#OTD#milton https://t.co/8qAbzpsXF8
Work continues apace. Here are our favourite lines from Paradise Lost layered over writing surfaces to hand: TLS letters page, map of Tasmania, Matt Hancock photo, etc. Allegorical significance uncertain.