These Q&A conversations demonstrate some of the intriguing research done by our academics and PhD researchers.
In the long list of literary villains, Judge Holden, from Cormac McCarthy’s 1985 novel Blood Meridian, is among the most memorable. In this post derived from his article in our Postgraduate […]
For children who begin life in one culture before relocating to another, being a Third Culture Kid presents unique challenges of identity and belonging. Jessica Sanfilippo-Schulz, who wrote on Third […]
Professor Kathleen Cawsey from Dalhouise University in Canada is a visiting scholar here in Durham, hosted by the Department of English Studies and St Cuthbert’s Society. She chatted with READ […]
Day of All Saints, a new novella by Durham-based author, Patricia Grace King, immerses readers within the experience of Guatemalan refugees and the challenges of integration in modern America. Yasmine […]
Chinese and English are very different languages. But the forms and structures of English poetry provided a fertile ground for Chutian Xiao, a Durham PhD student researching English poetry who […]
