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Webbed; Spinning a Family Saga
In the last third of Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, Jem Finch quotes one of his father’s morals to…
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Move: March of the Materialists
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CORE: Shelve the Classics
Literature
This is a section of literature and poetry articles on the new website, more will follow shortly.
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WEBBED; Literature and the Conscious Mind
As humans, expression and conversation are very natural to us. We are sociable animals, and that means we’re constantly engaging…
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Ratio; Nobuyoshi Araki and The Art of Polarnography
Shocking as his work may be, internationally-acclaimed Japanese photographer and contemporary artist Nobuyoshi Araki is held in high regard for…
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RATIO; Made in Dublin
Imagine walking through the streets of Dublin, that diverse and constantly evolving Irish capital city. What do you see? Who…
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RATIO; The Old in the Now
Old books are, perhaps, some of the greatest remainders of the past. They are little fragments of history embedded in…
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Industrial: Writing Inside
The Benefits of Seeking Literature Review Writing Services in the UK If you have been to a higher institution of…
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BREEZE; Windy Literature
When the sun is shining and a gentle breeze can be felt gracing across your skin, the world suddenly feels…
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BREEZE; The Answer that Blows in the Wind
What does the wind sound like? Your first thought might be a gentle breeze playing on wind chimes sprawled across…
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BREEZE; Poetry in the Breeze
When the breeze flits across your brow, and the grass pokes through the spaces between your toes, a particular feeling…
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TRIM; The Type
“Read creative words Find the deeper meaning there Oh how it can change” – Renee Umsted People rush to…
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ROOTS; The Books That Made Families Epic
Family is the most important of our bonds, it is the rock that made us grow up and taught us…
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ROOTS; Seven Writers, Seven Novels.
I had always thought of myself as a playwright but five years ago virtually stopped writing drama. Instead I wrote…
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The Magic of Bowerbirds
Birds are some of the most fascinating creatures in the animal kingdom. Some put on the most startling but beautiful…
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Sterling: 52 Remarkable Women Debunking the Myths About Feminism
Feminists Don’t Wear Pink and Other Lies, curated by Scarlett Curtis I remember one Christmas, at about seven years old,…
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Woven: Man Booker Storytellers
The art of weaving words and imagination together to make a story is a tradition as ancient as humanity itself. Storytelling…
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The Wonderful World Of Weird Plants
Plant Pictured Above: ‘HOOKER’S LIPS’: Psychotria eleta (Fraudster) Plants. They surround us through all seasons. However, most of the time we walk…
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Woven; Ambit
“Anybody can make history. Only a great man can write it.” The written word can stand to be the greatest…
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Woven: Literature and Painting Intertwined
‘The footprint of books is everywhere in history, and their visual depiction is – quietly but insistently – everywhere in…