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Patron: Professor Kirsty Gunn

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  • 20% discount on all books published by Edinburgh University Press
  • Special member offers.
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Latest News

KM Birthday Lecture 2012 Tickets now available

26 April 2012

Tickets for the 2012 Katherine Mansfield Birthday Lecture are available for purchase. More details can be found at the KM Birthday Lecture event page.

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Fourth Essay Competition: KM and the (Post)colonial

12 April 2012

The Katherine Mansfield Society is pleased to announce its fourth essay competition, open to all, on the subject of:

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KATHERINE MANSFIELD THIRD ESSAY PRIZE COMPETITION RESULTS

2 April 2012

The Katherine Mansfield Society is pleased to announce the winner of its third international essay prize competition, on the theme of ‘Katherine Mansfield and the Fantastic’. The judges, Professor Susan Sellers and Dr Marie Mulvey-Roberts, chaired by Professor Gina Wisker, were unanimous in their view that one of the essays submitted was outstanding in the originality of its approach and in the subtlety of its expression.

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