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Kate Kerrow. Article. Kate Kerrow studied Theatre, then English, and was a recipient of The Arvon/Jerwood Playwright’s Award, receiving a year’s mentorship from award-winning writer Rebecca Lenkiewicz. Kate’s plays have been produced in the

Oli Hudson. Article. Oli Hudson is a writer of prose, some poetry and television. He lives in Camberwell. In the anthology is an extract from a novella called Four Days in the Life of Tom Leech; a short bit from the opening called ‘Breakfast’.

Joanna Munro. Article. Joanna Munro is working part-time in Financial Services while studying Life Writing at Goldsmiths. She is currently writing a memoir about her relationship with her mentally ill mother. When she finishes that, Joanna plans to

Events. The Centre hosts workshops, seminars, conferences and public lectures, to address matters of interest to comparative literature in its broadest sense. Below you can find information on our upcoming and past events. Our events in 2025-26

This is a qualifying law degree – your first step towards becoming a solicitor or barrister in England and Wales. You’ll gain all the skills you need to progress to the next stages.

The Race Justice Strategic Framework sets out the guiding principles for anti-racism work across the College.

Students must report any accidents, incidents or near misses– whether the event happens at Goldsmiths or away from the campus but part of your studies.

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Rachael's research interests are in the intersections between Post-War British Drama, Feminism and Eco- Criticism.