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96% of our published work has been rated world-leading or intentionally excellent (REF2021: English Language and Literature).Our research is uniquely shaped by the juxtaposition of the critical and the creative and by our location in the historic city of Lancaster, with its medieval castle and the nearby Lake District, home of Romanticism. We enjoy strong links with the Ruskin Library, the Wordsworth Centre, Lancaster Literature Festival and are home to the Centre for Transcultural Writing and Research.
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We present: The Lancaster Novel – Now Three Live Readings Elen Caldecott, Okechukwu Nzelu & Eoghan Walls read from their new novels Tuesday May 24th, 7.30-8.30pm The Storey FREE – all welcome! Event followed by drinks & book-signings https://t.co/2mYCHEoJrJ
Lancaster, Christianity & Slavery: Exploring the Connections: Tomorrow, 20th May, 7.00pm Chaired by Father Rogers Govender: Dean, Manchester Cathedral. Speakers: Ann Morgan, Revd Canon Dr Anderson Jeremiah, Dr Sunita Abraham, Revd Leah Vasey-Saunders. https://t.co/bBH8q0WB6B https://t.co/UaPnJw8fbN
Reading the Return: Literature, Christ, and the End Dr. Rebekah Lamb, Professor Matthew Potts, and Dr Mary McCampbell on Professor Terry Eagleton's essay 'When will Christ Come Again?' Thursday May 19th 2-3.30pm UK at Lancaster Priory FREE Register@ https://t.co/0Znrr8X3xz
Reading the Return: Literature, Christ, and the End Dr. Rebekah Lamb, Professor Matthew Potts, and Dr Mary McCampbell on Professor Terry Eagleton's essay 'When will Christ Come Again?' Thursday May 19th 2-3.30pm UK at Lancaster Priory FREE Register@ https://t.co/0Znrr8Fs8Z