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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

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.

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