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Thomas Hardy ‘He Never Expected Much’ Poem Animation

Here's a virtual movie of novelist and poet Thomas Hardy reading 'He Never Expected Much', a sweet little light hearted…

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Literature

Summer Solstice

Post by Leila Green, Communications Intern at TRO. Night appeared to arrive earlier last night. At 10.05pm I was nearing…

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Literature

Loving the local booksellers

There's a programme currently on weekly on BBC2 entitled Mary Queen of Shops (a bit of a guilty pleasure, I must…

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Literature

Art Meets Print

This is not to say that one should judge a book by its cover but, if you like a good…

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Calderstones

Featured Poem: The Wind Blew Words by Thomas Hardy

On a recent trip to the cinema I went to see Letters To Juliet, the latest in a line of…

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Literature

Alfred Lord Tennyson ‘Blow Bugle Blow’ Poem Animation Movie

Here's a virtual movie of the great Alfred Lord Tennyson reading his poem 'Blow Bugle Blow'. The sound recording was…

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Literature

Going Gaga…(just for a while)

I usually write here about reading and poetry (often with a considerable dash of random thoughts and musings thrown in…

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Literature

Featured Poem: Summer by Amy Lowell

It seems like only five minutes ago that I was greeting the Winter Solstice, and with it the arrival of…

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Literature

Twittering on about world-changing books

I'm not sure how many of The Reader Online's devoted readers use Twitter exactly (for those who do, are you…

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Literature

A Miracle

In the heated theological debate about whether a miracle is a temporary suspension of natural law, or whether Some Higher…

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Literature

World Cup Blog #1

I introduce you to Patrick Fisher, our Reader World Cup Blogger. Ever wondered what it would be like if The…

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Literature

Featured Poem: On The Beach At Night by Walt Whitman

Just a reminder – a little early perhaps, six days in advance, but it is important – that Father’s Day…

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