Students at the University of Suffolk will benefit from the guidance and support of Francesca Armour-Chélu. She will work independently of the university to help undergraduate and postgraduate students improve their writing skills, whether that be in structure, punctuation, paraphrasing, referencing abilities, or proofreading and editing. "I have years of experience of writing, from first drafts to final edits, and I'm keen to help more students get the grades they deserve." Born and raised in Suffolk, the former Goldsmiths, University of London student later returned to the county to work in libraries and museums. Dr Amanda Hodgkinson, director for the Suffolk Centre for Culture and Heritage at the University of Suffolk, said: "It is a pleasure to welcome Francesca as our new Royal Literary Fund Writing Fellow.