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King\u2019s English\u00a0<\/em>provides a means of sharing current research, ideas and activities in and around the Department of English<\/a> at King’s College London. Our readership encompasses the staff, student and alumni bodies of the department, as well as interested readers throughout\u00a0and beyond academia, literature and the arts.<\/p>\n

Just like the department at King’s, the\u00a0blog entails both rigour and creativity.\u00a0While we are non-prescriptive with regard to content and style, existing\u00a0blogposts should\u00a0give a good sense of\u00a0how to compose a contribution: what to write about, how to write, and where these decisions veer from conventions of\u00a0academic practice.<\/p>\n

Blog posts on King’s English<\/em> represent the views of the individual authors and neither those of the department, nor of King’s College London.<\/p>\n

To contribute a post to the blog, please contact the <\/strong>editors Alexander Giesen and Samantha Seto at blog.english.kcl@gmail.com.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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From our ongoing experiences editing the blog and communicating with writers, we have put together\u00a0the following\u00a0style pointers\u00a0and some useful links on academic blogging.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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