An evaluation of staff experiences of the Royal Literary Fund writer-in-residence service to support improvements in written communication in healthcare by Catherine Pengelly, Carolyn Spring, Rachel M. Taylor

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The Lost Language of Belief: A Conversation with Jonathan Lethem by Silvia Albertazzi

“…In June 2014 Silvia Albertazzi interviewed the American writer Jonathan Lethem in Florence, during the von Rezzori Festival, while he was writer in residence at the Florentine site of New York University. …”
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Yoko Tawada in dialogue by Tawada, Y, Mahedevan, S, Conquer, R, Giovanni, C, Fleming-Brown, L

“…This book combines German and Japanese texts by Yoko Tawada with new English translations and a documentation of her time as Writer in Residence at the University of Oxford, including an exhibition of multilingual writing at the Taylor Institution Library in 2018.…”

An Amateur’s Prolegomenon by Maria Fusco

“…This work may also be read in conjunction with previously published work by the author occasioned by her role as writer-in-residence at the Lisbon Architecture Triennale 1. …”
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Movements of Minorities: AusLankan Struggles for Transnational Justice by Sumugan Sivanesan

“…It is a self-reflexive account of my activities as a writer in residence at the University of Peradeniya in the lead-up to the election and the implications of those events upon my return to Sydney.…”
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Study and edition of La otra mitad, the Rafael Chirbes' short story about the ethical and moral ruin of the capitalist society by Jacobo Llamas Martínez

“…The narration encapsulates some of Chirbes’ favourite subjects such as betrayal, devastation or the collusion between money and power, it experiments with the third-person narration and repetition, and it helps to document the twelve years of the writer’s residence in Valverde de Burguillos (Badajoz), a little-known but key period for the reaffirmation of his ideals and for his recognition as a novelist at the beginning of the 21st century.…”
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The Triumph of Achilles: Louise Glück’s Poetry by Kirill M. Korchagin

“…Louise Glück is also Professor (Adjunct) of English, Rosenkranz Writer-in-Residence at Yale University and has previously won the Pulitzer prize (1993), Bollingen Prize (2001), National Book Award (2014) and National Humanities Medal (2015), among others. …”
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Embracing the Angel: Reading Shirley Geok-lin Lim’s Hong Kong Poetry with Hannah Arendt’s The Human Condition by Joan Chiung-huei Chang

“…In addition to being a research professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, Lim has been accepting invitations to teach at the University of Hong Kong and the City University of Hong Kong as chair professor or writer-in-residence for almost twenty years, and has published several collections of poetry in and about Hong Kong. …”
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“De tudo, à polenta ficarei atento”: notas sobre a obra do escritor cocanhês Joanim Pepperoni, PhD by João Cláudio Arendt

“…This paper aims to systematize and discuss the writing technique and the main themes present in the literary production of Joanim Pepperoni, PhD, pseudonym of a writer who resides in Serra Gaúcha. The approach initially focuses on the writer's medieval myth recreation about The Land of Cockaygne and its updating to the cultural context of the italian immigration region in Rio Grande do Sul; then, the paper approaches parody as the preferred writing technique by the author to criticize local and national behaviors and institutions; and, finally, it deals with the detrimental look at the cockayne bard on the literary system in which it is situated.…”
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