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Who do we think of when talking about English literature powerhouses? Chaucer, certainly; Shakespeare, yes-him too; but there is one…
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Who do we think of when talking about English literature powerhouses? Chaucer, certainly; Shakespeare, yes-him too; but there is one…
by Jo Phillips
When we hear the word knife in this day and age it is sadly often connected with the loss of…
by Jo Phillips
Sexy and slightly scary, literature’s most famous fictional figures are the ones that are just as irresistible to the readers…
by Jo Phillips
In this digital age, people have become used to having pages upon pages of information at their disposal. Smartphones and…
by Jo Phillips
With science on their side, the authors of The Geek Guide to Life answer your questions about life’s many puzzles….
by Jo Phillips
Today, on the 6th of October 2016, the National Poetry Day takes place and celebrates poetry and all things poetical….
by Jo Phillips
What about yesterday? Tomorrow? Or a hundred years from now? Conceptualising time has always been a topic of interest not…
by Jo Phillips
The New Garconne: How to Be a Modern Gentlewoman by Navaz Batliwalla is a new book for modern, independent and stylish…
by Jo Phillips
“He was like a funnel. It was like someone was pouring songs into him and they just continued to…
by Jo Phillips
“The internet was a wonderful invention. It was a computer network which people used to remind other people that they…
by Jo Phillips
The upcoming V&A exhibition “You Say You Want a Revolution? Records and Rebels 1966 – 1970” is about 1960s and…
by Jo Phillips
We take this month’s theme of Louche and look at literary male characters who are devoid of morals, self-control and…
by Jo Phillips
The past decade has seen a shift in modern illustration away from a purely decorative form of art to a…
by Jo Phillips
Books on crime are often categorised into two types, crime fiction and real accounts of crime. The latter have become increasingly popular over the…
by Jo Phillips
London-based publisher Thames & Hudson just announced the upcoming release of “Adjaye. Architecture. Africa.” in August 2016 by British architect…
Living without the sun can be difficult and London’s weather is quite unbearable at the moment. Even though it is…
The theme of transformation has been a constant scheme over folklore and literature, and whether it is willingly or not,…
Prostitution is often mistaken in an ironic way as the world’s oldest profession and is subject to all types of…