‘Women Beat Poets and the Naropa Archive: Rewriting an American Experimental Lineage’, filmmaker Melody London in conversation with poet Emma Gomis, A Re- Interdisciplinary Network screening/seminar, via Zoom, Tuesday 1 December, 5pm

‘Women Beat Poets and the Naropa Archive: Rewriting an American Experimental Lineage’ Filmmaker Melody London in conversation with poet Emma Gomis A Re- Interdisciplinary Network online screening/seminar (via Zoom) Tuesday 1 December, 5pm-6.30pm For further information about the event: http://www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/29478 To register, contact: clef3@cam.ac.uk Filmmaker Melody London will screen excerpts from and discuss her current feature documentary-in-progress, the untold story of the […]

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Ananya Mishra’s presentation, ‘Of Mountains and Seeds’, has been published by Cambridge Open Engage as part of the inaugural Cambridge Zero Climate Change Festival, November 2020

Ananya Mishra is a postgraduate student at the University of Cambridge Faculty of English and Corpus Christi College. To read the abstract of Ananya Mishra’s presentation and listen to the recording: https://www-cambridge-org.ezp.lib.cam.ac.uk/engage/coe/article-details/5fac6ff1c207cd0019cb1141 The Cambridge Zero Climate Change Festival offers eight days of online events structured around the COP26 themes: Energy Transitions, Zero Carbon Transport, Finance, […]

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Dr Charles Moseley edits a new collection of essays: ‘Engaging with Chaucer’ Berghahn Books, November 2020

Dr Moseley provides the introductory essay to the collection, as well as one of the chapters, ‘“Tu numeris elementa ligas”: The Consolation of Nature’s Numbers in Parlement of Foulys’.  The collection also includes contributions from Professor Helen Cooper, Dr Alex da Costa, Dr Jackie Tasioulas, Professor Barry Windeatt. For further information: https://berghahnbooks.com/title/MoseleyEngaging

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