Postgraduate news

Peter Sutton will present a paper entitled "'The Living Explanations': The Challenges and Opportunities of Staging Ben Jonson's Comedies" for the Humours of the Past network 'Humour, History, Methodology' conference at Durham University, 26-28 July. His paper will look at not only his thesis research but also at his experiences directing The Alchemist and Epicene in St Andrews. For more information on the conference and the network please view the conference website.

Peter has also been awarded the 2017 Cedric Thorpe Davie prize for his outstanding contribution to music and drama in the university over the last four years.

Éadaoín Lynch has a commentary piece 'Whose War? -- Between three states: Louis MacNeice in September 1939' published in the latest The Times Literary Supplement

Tiana Fischer has published 'After Correlationism and Ecocriticism: Nature's Status as an Intermediary in The Winter's Tale', in the Shakespeare Seminar Online 14, and 'Thomas Carlyle, Sartor Resartus (1833-1834)', in the Handbook of British Romanticism: Text and Theory.