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We currently have four journals run by students of English Literature and/or Creative Writing.
Each journal has academic input and allows students to publish their work to a wider audience. These journals also allow participating students to gain knowledge and experience in print and online publishing. Students can contribute in a range of ways, from writing, editing and illustration to publication, sales and marketing.
Flash is a termly online journal managed entirely by undergraduates that publishes fiction and poetry, plus critical and hybrid work by current Lancaster undergraduates. The Flash team also host lively termly launch events where featured writers read their work to a friendly audience. New student writers are encouraged to submit and are guided through the editorial process by experienced editors. Every piece of submitted work receives personalised feedback.
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Errant is a post-critical, or critical-creative, journal run by MA and PhD students. Submissions are open to students of any level, and the journal editors encourage work that pushes the boundaries of critical and creative modes. If you think your work is too elusive to be defined, whether you are a student of literature or creative writing, then it will most likely fit in with Errant!
Lux seeks to exhibit the very best of academic writing from right across the arts and humanities at Lancaster. Although founded by students of English Literature and Creative Writing, the journal is fully interdisciplinary.
The journal welcomes works from students that offer incisive, original, rigorous and scholarly comment on all areas of literature and culture. The journal celebrates the exemplary work of its undergraduate editors and contributors and provides a platform for presenting relevant, exciting research that is helpful and interesting to students and staff both now and in the future.
