Thomas Hardy and Women
Ever since studying Tess of the d’Urbervilles at A Level, I’ve always been a bit of a fan of Thomas […]
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Ever since studying Tess of the d’Urbervilles at A Level, I’ve always been a bit of a fan of Thomas […]
Read more →It was saddening to hear of Benjamin Zephaniah’s untimely death last week. A dyslexic Rastafarian with limited formal education and […]
Read more →Kae Tempest’s Brand New Ancients, which takes ordinary people and sees their lives in the light of the ancient Greek […]
Read more →Here’s a poem by William Blake, from his Songs of Experience: The Sick Rose O Rose thou art sick. The […]
Read more →It was interesting to see ideas commented on here about a year ago cropping up again this week in an […]
Read more →George Orwell is well known, primarily for two novels which have enjoyed remarkable success. Many youngsters have enjoyed the animal […]
Read more →We are inching towards Booker time again, signalled by the publication of the nominations for the prize. Some have commented […]
Read more →I wrote over three years ago about how language is used politically and while the issue never goes away, it […]
Read more →As the year draws to its close, the last word of 2022 will be given over to Harry, who writes […]
Read more →William Caxton, an English businessman and diplomat, was based for much of his time in Europe. After seeing printing presses […]
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