Hallam
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Arthur Henry, 1811–35, English poet and essayist.
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his father Henry, 1777–1859, English historian.
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She was a lecturer in Media Studies at Sheffield Hallam University until 2012, before pursuing her career as a writer full time and publishing a further five books, including 2020's The Good, The Bad and The Little Bit Stupid.
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It was while working at Sheffield Hallam that she took a creative writing course and honed her debut novel, which went on to sell more than a million copies in the UK alone and won the Bollinger Everyman Prize for Comic Fiction and the Waverton Good Read Award.
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Dr Ruth Deller, a principal lecturer in Media and Communications at Sheffield Hallam, who was tutored by Marina Lewycka in the 1990s, described her as a "very twinkly, very chatty, very sociable, funny" character, whose comedy "came through in her books".
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Staff at Sheffield Hallam University have walked out on strike as part of industrial action at both the city's universities in a dispute over job losses, workload and welfare.
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A Sheffield Hallam University spokesperson said "tough decisions" had to be made due to "financial challenges", but the university had managed to avoid compulsory redundancies.
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