Courtauld Institute of Art

Sita Brahmachari is an award-winning writer of numerous intergenerational, rites-of-passage novels, short stories and plays. Her debut novel Artichoke Hearts…

Dr Lucasta Miller is a critic and life-writer, specialising in nineteenth-century literary history. Her first book, The Brontë Myth (Cape,…

Lucy Lethbridge is a journalist and author, specialising in popular history books for adults and children. After many years working…

Rick Stroud is a bestselling historian specialising in the events of World War Two. While his first volume, The Book…

Lydia Syson writes fiction and non-fiction on historical themes for readers of all ages. Mr Peacock’s Possessions, her debut adult…

Miranda Miller is a novelist who has also published a book of short stories about Saudi Arabia, A Thousand and One…

Philippa Stockley read English at Oxford and art-historical clothing history at the Courtauld Institute as a two-year MA. Having written…

Michelle Lovric is a novelist, editor and poet, specialising in Venice, art and the history of medicine. Her first novel…

Virginia Rounding is an author and book critic, specialising in Russia and the history of women. Her most recent book was…

Pascale Petit is a poet who was born in Paris and lives in London. Her collections include Fauverie (2014), What…

Judy Corbalis is a children’s writer, a novelist and short-story writer. She was born and brought up in New Zealand…

Alison Fell has published eight novels, including Mer de Glace (which won the 1991 Boardman-Tasker award for mountain literature), The…

Anne Rouse’s poetry has appeared in many periodicals, such as the Independent, Observer, Atlantic Monthly and TLS. Both of her…