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Article discussing the fantasy genre and the influx in fairy tale retellings. There is debate on whether fairy tale retellings have triggered the death of fantastical originality.
Bookstagram, CV-fillers, and Self-Care: A New Chapter for Local Libraries Post-COVID
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For the past year, stadium stands and festival fields have stood empty. We have been forced to lament the closure of theatres and the shutdown of independent businesses. Now, there is another part of our society under threat: libraries.
What you should read according to every lockdown mood
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Reading has been shown to be improve your mental health by reducing stress and even symptoms of depression. So, now that we’re in (yet another) lockdown, it’s the perfect time to catch up on reading.
Lecturer wins international poetry prize
Lancaster University lecturer in English Jane Draycott has been awarded first prize in the Open International Hippocrates Prize for poetry.
The Hippocrates Prize for poetry are for pieces which...