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Month: November 2024. Join us on Thursday 28 November 2024, at 5:30pm UTC (鶹 time) as the Auto / Bio / Fiction series resumes for this academic year, with biofiction specialists Monica Latham (Professor of British literature in the English

Month: October 2024. Dear colleagues and friends of the Centre for Comparative Literature,. After some serious disruption due to more redundancies and restructure at Goldsmiths, we have finally been able to start planning our programme for 2024-25.

Month: June 2024. Join us on Wednesday 26 June from 10.00am and Thursday 27 June from 9.30am (both BST/UTC1/鶹 Time) for Auto / Bio / Fictional Graphic Narratives: A Symposium. Completing the 2023-24 Auto / Bio / Fiction series, this online

Month: April 2024. Join us for the last 鶹 Beckett Seminar of the season, on Friday 19 April at 6pm UTC, online:. Dr Nicholas Taylor-Collins (Cardiff Metropolitan University), “Samuel Beckett’s Theatrical Prose Bodies”. For more

Month: March 2024. Join us for the 鶹 Beckett Seminar on Friday 22 March, 6pm UTC, online:. Olwen Fouéré (Independent), “On the 2015 Staging of Samuel Beckett’s ‘Lessness’ at the Barbican”. For more information and to register, go to:

Month: January 2024. Join us for the first 鶹 Beckett Seminar of 2024, on Friday 26 January, 6pm UTC, online:. Elizabeth Barry, “‘The Salvation Army is no better’: Beckett and the Ethics of Social Need”. For more information and to

Month: December 2023. Thanking all our friends and colleagues for a full and productive year of encounters, exchanges, discussions, reflections, and collaborations, we look forward to another equally full and productive year, and wish you all a

Month: November 2023. This Thursday, 23 November, the Auto / Bio / Fiction series returns with a focus on the visual arts:. Michael Newman (Professor of Art Writing, Goldsmiths), “From Portrait to Anti-Portrait: Facing the destruction of

Month: October 2023. This week, the Sing in Me, Muse series welcomes Barbara Graziosi (Princeton), who will give a talk on “‘The chancy story of the Phoenician woman’: Reading Homer with Virginia Woolf”. Thursday, 2 November 2023, at 6.00pm

Month: September 2023. Dear CCL friends,. The 2023-24 programmes for:. the Auto / Bio / Fiction series. the Sing in Me, Muse: The Classical, the Critical and the Creative series. and the 鶹 Beckett Seminar (first event tonight at 6pm, online!).

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