The art of surprise
Creative Writing students from the University of St Andrews will join forces with Fine Arts students from Duncan of Jordanstone College tomorrow (Friday May 23rd) to produce a show full of surprises.
Creative Writing students from the University of St Andrews will join forces with Fine Arts students from Duncan of Jordanstone College tomorrow (Friday May 23rd) to produce a show full of surprises.
Pulitzer Prize winning poet, Paul Muldoon, will discuss his craft and perform readings of his work during a visit to the University of St Andrews this week.
Renowned novelist and mythographer Marina Warner will give a lecture and host a booksigning session at the University of St Andrews this week (Thursday 1st May, 2003).
A series of poems aimed at fostering creative dialogue between poetry and science have inspired a number of events throughout the UK involving a number of internationally celebrated artists.
*Pic caption - l-r - Professor Alexander, Mrs Alexander and Professor Crawford*
CAPTION: Martin Crawford, the final-year undergraduate, who organised the book.
*Pic caption - A L Kennedy at St Andrew statue, St Andrews. Credit - Alan Richardson*
*Caption - left-right - Professor Robert Crawford, John Burnside, Kathleen Jamie and Don Paterson - courtesy of Steve Lindridge*
The latest edition of a magazine combining the talents of well-known poets and writers from the University of St Andrews has gone on sale. Produced by the School of English, The Red Wheelbarrow gives new writers the chance to have their work read alongside recognised names ensuring a vibrant mix of styles with a consistently high standard of writing.
A University of St Andrews lecturer has been awarded a prestigious poetry prize for the second time.