• Review: England and the 1966 World Cup: A Cultural History, by John Hughson 

  Porter, Dilwyn (Article)
• Sacred landscapes, spiritual travel: embodied holiness and long distance pilgrimage in the counter reformation 

  Tingle, Elizabeth (Article)

  Long regarded as a medieval tradition which declined into insignificance after Luther, pilgrimage expanded considerably from the mid-sixteenth century, until well after 1750. This essay examines long-distance journeys to ...
• Film Festivals 

  Grassa, M.D. ; Tomasi, D. ; Acciari, Monia (Article)

  Festival and anti-festival: The Udine Far East Film Festival . River to River Florence Indian Film Festival: An upsurge of affective spaces
• Mary Robinson and the Abyssinian Maid: Coleridge's Muses and Feminist Criticism 

  Fulford, Tim (Article)
• A Source for Brownings Holy-Cross Day 

  Phelan, J. P. (Article)

  In a letter of 21 October 1886, Robert Browning suggested that his poem ‘Holy-Cross Day’ was inspired in part by the sight of a Hebrew inscription on a church near the Ghetto in Rome. This note identifies the church in ...
• TWO UNKNOWN BROWNING LETTERS TO HELENA FAUCIT, LADY MARTIN 

  Phelan, J. P. (Article)

  This article publishes two previously unknown letters by Robert Browning to his friend Helena Faucit, Lady Martin. The letters in question date from the period when Faucit was writing her book 'On Some of Shakespeare's ...
• Farewell, my lovely 

  Monaghan, Nicola (Book)

  A collection of stories from writers on the MA Crime Fiction at UEA
• Memories 

  Monaghan, Nicola (Book chapter)

  A flash fiction piece with crime related theme
• Machines, Minds, and Mandrakes: New Narratives for an Old Battle 

  Scott, J. K. L. (Article)

  Machines, Minds, and Mandrakes: New Narratives for an Old Battle I am a combat epistemologist. (It’s my job to study hostile philosophies, and disrupt them. Charles Stross, The Annihilation Score) There ...
• The Pleistocene protagonist: An evolutionary framework for the analysis of film protagonists 

  Pelican, Kira-Anne ; Sherry, Jamie ; Ward, Robert (Article)
• Authorship and Poetics in the Work of Lynne Ramsay: Screenwriter, Auteur and Literary Adaptor 

  Sherry, Jamie (Book chapter)
• Adaptation Studies through Screenplay Studies: Transitionality and the Adapted Screenplay 

  Sherry, Jamie (Article)
• Teaching Adapting Screenwriters: Adaptation Theory through Creative Practice 

  Sherry, Jamie (Book chapter)
• ‘Working for the building’: An Interview with Ben Wheatley 

  Sherry, Jamie (Article)
• Relevance theory 

  Hall, Alison (Book chapter)
• Once in a 

  Bell, Kathleen (Other)

  a short poem influenced by abstract art
• Tweeting from the Grave: Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Social Media 

  Blackwell, Anna (Book chapter)

  In Spreadable Media Henry Jenkins, Sam Ford, and Joshua Green provide a revolutionary model of contemporary cultural practices, suggesting that older, top-down models of distribution are no longer viable. They argue that ...
• Future Backgrounds (Solo exhibition) 

  Pasternak, Gil (Other)

  Future Backgrounds brings together the contemporary geographies of Israel-Palestine with photographic styles that emerged as a result of British and French Imperial rule in the nineteenth-century. The exhibition considers ...
• These are the sites … 100 locations of Hagana activities (Historical text-photography monograph) 

  Pasternak, Gil ; Argaman, Yosef (Book / Image)

  The book features text and photographs concerning a hundred historical battlefields in Israel-Palestine.
• Like Water in Water (video installation) 

  Pasternak, Gil ; Melvin, Jo (Video)

  Video installation exploring the employment of water as a philosophical concept in ancient and existential thought

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