Event Date(s): 24/03/2014 - 28/03/2014
Location: Various
Get ready for Campus Literature Week: Uncovering the art & craft of Caribbean Literature!
Hosted by the Department of Literary, Cultural and Communication Studies (LCCS), Campus Literature Week runs from March 24-28, 2014, and brings to you a variety of exciting and intellectually stimulating activities:
ACTIVITY | DATE | TIME | LOCATION |
Lunchtime readings | March 24-27 | Noon-1.30pm | AV Room, 3rd Floor, Alma Jordan Library |
Dialogues event: Book launch by members of both the LCCS Department and the MLL Department | March 26 | 6pm | CLL Auditorium |
Evening reading sessions (By writer-in-residence Rachel Manley) | March 27 | 5.30pm-9.15pm | Centre for Language Learning (CLL) Auditorium |
Gala closing event: Film screening: Earl Lovelace: A Writer in His Place | March 28 | 7pm | Daaga Auditorium |
Key speaker is Rachael Manley – Writer in Residence for Campus Literature Week. The film "Earl Lovelace: A Writer in His Place”, directed and produced by the Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Education, Professor Funso Aiyejina, will be screened.
For further information, please email Adel.Bain@sta.uwi.edu or Lovell.Francis@sta.uwi.edu.
About Campus Literature Week
The Caribbean has a very rich literary history and culture. Campus Literature Week is intended to highlight these important aspects of our continued development by exposing the Campus community to the readings and ideas of some of the region’s preeminent exponents of the art and craft of Literature. It is also intended to provide avenues for new expression and critical discussions on the roles of the Literary Arts in the ongoing growth of the region. Campus Literature Week provides a forum for new and up-coming writers, poets and literary artists regardless of the level of experiences involved.
Admission:Free
Open to: | Staff | Student | Alumni |
Department of Literary, Cultural and Communication Studies