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Film Literature

Plot Device

by Louis Lefaix

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Fashion Literature

Bold: The World According to Karl

by Jo Phillips

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Literature

Digital: The Surrogate Poets

by Jo Phillips

Literature

This is a section of literature and poetry articles on the new website, more will follow shortly.

Love In A Book, Bought To Life In A Scent
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Beauty / Fragrance Literature News

Love In A Book, Bought To Life In A Scent

‘You walk into a bar where you see a beautiful woman whom your friend knows. You instantly feel a connection,…

by Jo Phillips

Not So Demure Literature Ladies, To Fall in Love With
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Literature

Demure; Not So Demure Literature Ladies, To Fall in Love With

Demure, in its historical use, refers to a woman of modest, reserved, or shy demeanour, and can also be used…

by Jo Phillips

Love The New Ballets; Literally
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Ballet Literature

Formless; Love The New Ballets; Literally

Have you been to the ballet lately? Maybe you see it as too old-school, and you prefer modern art. Yet,…

by Liza Glushak

24/7 Access: Why Round-the-Clock Availability Matters to Readers
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Literature News

News; 24/7 Access: Why Round-the-Clock Availability Matters to Readers

The Comfort of Constant Availability There was a time when reading depended on fixed hours and closed doors. Libraries shut…

by Jo Phillips

The Pathetic Fallacy Meaning and The Best British Literature
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Literature

Bright; The Pathetic Fallacy Meaning and The Best British Literature

You may know the term, but if not, Pathetic fallacy is an understandable literary device used often in British books…

by Jo Phillips

Bright Lights: Best British Authors Published, Under 30
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Literature

Bright; Bright Lights: Best British Authors Published, Under 30

Here are seven of the best writers under 30, famous British authors who had young success

by Franklin Muabe

Bright Young Things;  The Magic Tempting Culture Of Youth
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Art Design Fashion Literature Music

Bright; Bright Young Things; The Magic Tempting Culture Of Youth

The awkwardness of adolescence; if you have been through it, you probably wouldn’t want to do it again. When did…

by Jo Phillips

Four Evening Activities That You Can Do Anywhere
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Events Literature News

Four Evening Activities That You Can Do Anywhere

Everyone has their own distinct preferences when it comes to how they spend their evening leisure time at home. But…

by Jo Phillips

Hidden Secrets Are Now Found In London
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Art Literature

Function; Hidden Secrets Are Now Found In London

London has so many secrets. Behind its red buses and grand facades, there’s a quieter rhythm. A hidden city waiting…

by Zoe Jeanne

Formless and Fearless: Poetry’s New Edition
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Art Design Literature

Form; Formless and Fearless: Poetry’s New Edition

Roses are red. Violets are blue. Poetry grows in forms no one knew. They gather in the margins of literature;those…

by Hermance Hamel

Unyielding Expressions: The Monumental Impact of Women’s Art
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Art Film Literature

Check; Unyielding Expressions: The Monumental Impact of Women’s Art

Have you ever caught yourself captivated by a piece of art, unsure why it holds your gaze? Maybe it’s the…

by Alycia Roocroft

Verse, Velvet, and Vanity;  Love The French Romantics Dandies
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Literature

Dandy; Verse, Velvet, and Vanity; Love The French Romantics Dandies

Imagine walking down the street, Quai d’Anjou on Saint Louis Island in Paris,  the year, 1857. Les Fleurs du Mal (Flowers of Evil) the collection of poems…

by Agathe Vanmassenhove

The Irresistible Dandy in the Written World.
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Literature

Dandy; The Irresistible Dandy in the Written World.

The Dandy, that man about town, with his debonair looks and attitude, may well have arisen in the 18th century…

by Alycia Roocroft

The Revolution of The Book Cover as an Artform
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Design Literature

The Revolution of The Book Cover as an Artform

In March 1894 the book cover design by Aubrey Beardsley for the magazine The Yellow Book was published. Today, it…

by Jo Phillips

When Money Tells a Story
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Literature

Jet; When Money Tells a Story

Money shapes so much of our lives, yet we rarely stop to think about what it truly represents. It’s more…

by Nhi Phan

What draws you to a movie when you first see it?
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#Film&Photography Film Literature

Union; What draws you to a movie when you first see it?

Is it the bold colours that catch your eye, the intriguing design that sparks curiosity, or the promise of an…

by Nhi Phan

The Most Powerful Perfume as Literature
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Literature

Union; The Most Powerful Perfume as Literature

explore the new scents from miller harris and the classic literature that inspired them

by Jo Phillips

Beyond The Shot: The Hidden Value Of Art Photography
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Art Design Events Literature

Union; Beyond The Shot: The Hidden Value Of Art Photography

Who has found themself in a situation where they felt the need to take a photo? Everyone probably. Nowadays, photos…

by Chiara Orsi


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