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    PhD Successes at the CoRE

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    Over recent months, a number of student researchers at Manchester Metropolitan University’s (MMU) Centre of Research in English (CoRE) have achieved conferment in their PhDs. In light of these successes, I got in touch and asked some questions about the life of an English PhD student. _____________________________________________________________________________ Martin Kratz working on: Touching the Untouchable: The…

  • News

    Helen Mort Headlines Manchester Poetry Event

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    Words by Justine Chamberlain Poetry lovers packed into the International Anthony Burgess Foundation this week to hear Helen Mort, Liz Venn and Martin Kratz perform their poetry on stage. The host of the evening Martin Kratz, an associate lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University, opened with his own poetry. Saying he avoided writing poetry about the…

  • News

    The Casual Adaptation

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    Do you remember 2001? A lot of stuff happened. In March, before all the really bad stuff started happening, we had Comic Relief. And with Comic Relief came two new works from the mind of JK Rowling: Quidditch Through the Ages, and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Here’s some interesting news, Fantastic Beasts…

  • News

    The Anatomy of Your Being

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    Written by Mehak Kazmi If I could turn back time, I would have never looked at you. I saw you open your heart so wide that the whole world had fallen in. I saw that you stepped out of your world and into this world. And what I saw scarred my mind so painfully that…

  • News

    North West Nineteenth Century Seminar

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      By Sarah Douglas Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) saw the coming together of academics to share with us their research on Nineteenth-Century history. The seminar, hosted by MMU lecturer of English Literature, Dr Emma Liggins, boasted support from the Institute for Humanities and Social Science Research at MMU, the British Association for Romantic Studies, and…

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