Legendary publishing house Faber and Faber presents 'Nature Matters: Vital Poems from the Global Majority', a revelatory contribution to the recent surge in nature writing.
In this workshop with illustrious author and editor Karen McCarthy Woolf, you will develop your own practice and deepen your understanding of creative-critical writing, with a particular focus on intersectional ecofeminist approaches such as thinking
The Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies Annual Copley Lecture with speaker Ros Ballaster, Mansfield College, University of Oxford.
Whether you’re brand new to writing or a seasoned pro, all staff and students are welcome to share their poetry, prose, and other work at this informal open mic. Come along to share your work, or just listen!
Join us for a reading from author Naomi Booth, and conversation about her latest novel 'raw content'.
Department of English and Related Literature 2026 Annual Riddy Lecture with speaker Professor Cameron Cross (University of Michigan).
The conference aims to promote the view of the long nineteenth century as characterised by the mobility and convergence of peoples, ideas and artistic forms.
The Department of English and Related Literature invites you to join us in a Celebration of the past, present and future of Creative Writing at York.
CECS Research Seminar with speaker Harrie Neal, University of York.
Modern School Research Seminar with speaker JT Welsch.
Medieval Literatures Seminar with speaker Dr Isabel Davis (Natural History Museum, London)
Applications are invited to this half-day hybrid workshop to explore the challenges in researching sex work across history.
Modern School Research Seminar with speaker Dr Ned Allen (Cambridge).
The Centre for Women’s Studies: International Women’s Day Keynote Lecture.
In an era of communication blackouts, infrastructural fragility, and mediated intimacy, how do we think and write about love? What kinds of messages circulate even when signals falter, and what forms of relation endure even when we are pulled ever fa
The second in a series of three lectures in 2025/26 by Visiting Professor Adam Phillips, Writer and Psychoanalyst.
The second in a series of three seminars in 2025/26 by Visiting Professor Adam Phillips, Writer and Psychoanalyst.
Medieval Literatures Seminar with speaker Professor Francis Leneghan (University of Oxford).
CECS Research Seminar with speaker Désha Osborne, University of Edinburgh.
Modern School Research Seminar with speaker Dr Conrad Steel (Oxford).