What Price Culture?
It’s happening again, of course. The latest dying-fish twitch of the UK government is to resume its attack on arts […]
Read more →Exploring Literature for A Level Study
It’s happening again, of course. The latest dying-fish twitch of the UK government is to resume its attack on arts […]
Read more →An actor’s job is to pretend to be someone else. An audience applauds them for effacing themselves in order to […]
Read more →This week the revered Oxford English Dictionary has revealed the latest words to be added to its lists, all of […]
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 →George Orwell is well known, primarily for two novels which have enjoyed remarkable success. Many youngsters have enjoyed the animal […]
Read more →As has been reported widely in the UK, the government has vowed to crack down on what it sees as […]
Read more →Last time I was querying context, and ended by commenting that it can be interesting to see how writers respond […]
Read more →Next door to my primary school was a library. By the time I was about 10, I visited that hushed […]
Read more →The Booker Prize winner was announced this week – we looked at the shortlist a little while ago. Slightly disappointingly, […]
Read more →Here we are again. I wrote about free speech back in April, but of course had no idea how this […]
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