No. 8 Talking About Travel Writing
Talking About Travel Writing, A Conversation Between Peter Hulme and Tim Youngs
No. 7 100 Years of English Teaching
100 Years of English Teaching: the problems that can’t be ignored
No. 6 Assessing Research Assessment in English
Assessing Research Assessment in English
No. 5 Irish Studies and English Studies
Irish Studies and English Studies. Two essays by Shaun Richards and Eve Patten, edited by Norman Vance
Loneliness and Psychoanalysis
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No. 4 Second Reading
Second Reading: a report debating the present state of English at AS and A level and identifying priorities for revising the English subject criteria
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No. 3 Write or Wrong?
Write or Wrong? Creative Writing in the Academy