Shining a light on the artists of Still Point

In this episode of The Still Point podcast, we showcase some of our recent creative writing.

Still Point exclusively presents a recording of the UCL English Department's Visiting Fellow online event with the writer and novelist Olivia Laing.

Imogen Cassels, a poet and PhD student at Cambridge, tells us about her recent essay for The Still Point on grief, language, friendship, and strangeness. And we hear from David Garrard, Senior Lecturer in Historic Conservation at Oxford Brookes, about the striking survival story of a centuries-old Manchester pub.

We chat about the way the digital environment shapes us as individual scholars, challenges academic traditions and offers new opportunities for ‘Open Access’ in humanities scholarship.

In a special edition of Footnotes on KCL Radio, hosts Fran and Char invited PhD researchers to take on the theme of The Still Point‘s first blog symposium: Digital Selves in Research.

Dance along Albert Embankment. Hardly anyone walks along here at this time of night and the cars pass too quickly to know you.

I’m not sure if the thinking and the music are related. But the latter does help to block out distractions around me and so it must, in some way, be conducive to the former.

A pomodoro technique playlist for high productivity

This playlist is deeply dishonest. It is not, strictly speaking, what I play when I read or write.