Max Shepherd discusses why science fiction might be the literary genre that is best equipped to deal with a world in crisis.
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Art Accounts of Instagram Sardelli Constanza and Megan Frost give us the comprehensive overview of which art instagram accounts to follow now Social media is an insightful and interactive way …
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Imogen Williams discusses the launch of uk.bookshop.org, an independent bookseller to rival Amazon.
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Paige Insalaco considers whether the NaNoWriMo challenge prompts writers to forgo good writing as they push for the word count
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Amber Hogan explores the controversy surrounding the new sculpture dedicated to Mary Wollstonecraft in North London.
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Austin Taylor discusses the link between art and mental health, and looks at the potentially harmful motif of the ‘tortured artist’.
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Paige Insalaco reviews the relevance of both books and podcasts. Has one subsumed the other, or do they both have a place in contemporary society?
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‘No profits grow where no pleasure is taken’: Shakespeare’s Complete First Folio sold for $10 million to private owner
Contributor Sofia Gallucci-Giles discusses the $10 million sale of Shakespeare’s first folio and whether such literary gold should be in the hands of the public domain
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Sofia Giles reviews the importance of regional theatres and how they serve to protect the arts ecosystem
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Jo Leyland unveils Exeter Northcott Theatre’s plans to reopen and what you can do to support your local theatre
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Max Shepherd discusses why science fiction might be the literary genre that is best equipped to deal with a world in crisis.
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Art Accounts of Instagram Sardelli Constanza and Megan Frost give us the comprehensive overview of which art instagram accounts to follow now Social media is an insightful and interactive way …
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Imogen Williams discusses the launch of uk.bookshop.org, an independent bookseller to rival Amazon.
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Paige Insalaco considers whether the NaNoWriMo challenge prompts writers to forgo good writing as they push for the word count
-
Amber Hogan explores the controversy surrounding the new sculpture dedicated to Mary Wollstonecraft in North London.
-
Austin Taylor discusses the link between art and mental health, and looks at the potentially harmful motif of the ‘tortured artist’.
-
Paige Insalaco reviews the relevance of both books and podcasts. Has one subsumed the other, or do they both have a place in contemporary society?
- Arts & LitFeatures
‘No profits grow where no pleasure is taken’: Shakespeare’s Complete First Folio sold for $10 million to private owner
Contributor Sofia Gallucci-Giles discusses the $10 million sale of Shakespeare’s first folio and whether such literary gold should be in the hands of the public domain
-
Sofia Giles reviews the importance of regional theatres and how they serve to protect the arts ecosystem
-
Jo Leyland unveils Exeter Northcott Theatre’s plans to reopen and what you can do to support your local theatre
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