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The work of Cheshire writers on humankind and the human spirit features in a newly-published collection of prize-winning literature after being chosen from hundreds of entries.

A former teacher who trained in Chester has been inspired to write a novel by her great-grandmother’s life in mid-Wales at the turn of the 20th century.

The June 2023 Talking Bodies biannual event, skilfully co-ordinated by 

We’re delighted to hear that the collaboration of our Royal Literary Fellow, Pauline Rowe, with photographer AJ

Part of the gardens surrounding the English department’s beautiful Vicarage building has been transformed by a small group of students calling themselves ‘The Secret Garden Society’.

Dr Lucy Andrew, Senior Lecturer in English Literature, has been shortlisted for the Penguin Michael Jo

Esther, a third year student on our BA in English Language course, enjoyed a five week speech and language therapy placement in her second year. Find out more about it below.

The winners of this year’s Cheshire Prize for Literature have been announced at a celebration event at the University’s Queen’s Park site. 

Women writers and their exploration of spaces that surround them is the subject of a book produced by two former University of Chester students. 

The ways Irish literature represents survivors of the Great Famine in Ireland - and seeks to make connections with other survivors, past and present - is the topic of a free talk at the University.

A historic connection between the University and a renowned residential library continues with the publication of a new book on Victorian objects, from clothing to keys.

The prize-winning work of Cheshire writers who impressed judges with their inspiring words on environmental issues has been featured in a new anthology and celebrated at a launch event.