Join us to hear poets and Goldsmiths alumni Roberto and Nasim read from and discuss their new pamphlets.

Six writers are in contention for the £10,000 books prize, which celebrates fiction that ‘breaks the mould or extends the possibilities of the novel form’

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Join the GWC for a screening and Q&A with the KlimaSeniorinnen, Swiss Senior Women for Climate Protection

Join writers Wayne Holloway-Smith and Rebecca Perry in conversation about their debut novels 'RABBITBOX' and 'May We Feed the King’

Writer, performer and poet Kae Tempest has been awarded an honorary fellowship by Goldsmiths, University of London.

A new term, a new PM … time for a new English curriculum? We ask writers from Ben Okri to Samantha Harvey to pick books that will inspire a lifelong love of reading

Māori author Tina Makereti in conversation with Amy Sackville

The MA in Critical and Creative Studies in Literature at Goldsmiths, University of London invites you to explore literature in depth and develop your practice.

Join the #EnglishCreates 2026 Online Symposium for a wide-ranging conversation about the futures of English Studies.

Book tickets online for South London in Fiction with Orlaine McDonald, Lisa Smith, Francis Spufford and Rachael Allen, an upcoming Deptford Literature Festival hosted by the London Writers Centre.

Join award winning translator and novelist, Kate Briggs, who will read from and discuss her work.

The annual prize recognising the excellence of Goldsmiths MA Creative and Life Writing students was awarded to Sophie García Halliday.

Featuring "Continue On" by Lee Hatsumi Mayer, directed by Erin Chen, and "Room for Improvement" by Edward Hollings Directed by Nadia Usoh

A one-day symposium on the 'rediscovery' of postwar women writers, such as Brigid Brophy, Ann Quin and Anna Kavan.

Goldsmiths invites you to an evening of readings, mini-talks, and an exhibition of fairy-tale book illustration exploring themes of disenchantment and decadence.

Join us for an evening of readings, drinks, and conversation as we celebrate the release of the 2026 issue of Goldfish.

Dark magic, fascism and romance in blitz-stricken London: this exuberant novel is a popcorny delight

Madeleine Dunnigan and Thomas McMullan read from and discuss their new books

Join the 5.3 million students who have shared their views and helped to inspire change in universities and colleges since the survey was launched in 2005.