Arts & Lit editor Kayleigh Swart reviews Ali Hazelwood’s sporty romance, Deep End.
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Arts & Lit editor Kayleigh Swart reviews Ali Hazelwood’s sporty romance, Deep End.
Lauren Walsh, Arts and Lit editor, discusses Rey Camoy, corporeal mime, the differences between British and Japanese audiences and more with Tania Coke
Amy Cases explores Waterstones’s significance in the city of Exeter.
Lauren Walsh, Print Arts and Lit editor, explains why Blackwell’s is undoubtedly the best bookshop in Exeter.
From Maggie O’Farrell’s Hamnet to Michael Radford’s The Merchant of Venice, Arts and Lit writer, Rosie Batsford, explores how Shakespearean texts are being made palatable for the twenty-first century audience.
Arts and Lit editor, Ella Minty, reviews the booktok sensation, Secretly Yours by Tessa Bailey
Lucy Facer explores the intricacies of the twenty-first century minimalist movement
Freda Worrell Reviews The Shotgun Theatre’s Little Woman: The Broadway Musical
Megan Ballantyne considers David Bowie’s artistic and cultural legacy, from the 1970s up to present day.
Rachael Powell reviews Suzanne Collins latest book: ‘The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’
Rhian Hutchings anticipates the top ten books to be published in 2021.
Costanza Sardelli launches Arts and Literature’s new lockdown photojournalism project by capturing the Japanese practice of ‘forest bathing’
Caitlin Barr takes Exeposé through a historical tour of Exeter’s most notable blue plaques- including Charles Dickens
Maggie John reveals her Arts and Lit resolutions for the New Year, inspiring us to enrich our lives in the coming year.
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