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Nellibobs’ Friday Night no. 18 ‘A Dream’

Take this kiss upon the brow! And, in parting from you now, Thus much let me avow— You are not…

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Shared Reading

Li-berry pie and Sh-sh-sh-sherbet

Thousands of book lovers have signed a Facebook petition, which asks Ben & Jerry's to produce flavours such as Li-berry…

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Literature

Reading Back #4: The Untold Truth (In Memory of Harry Patch)

Harry Patch, the last surviving soldier to have fought in the trenches of the Western Front in the First World…

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Literature

NOW That’s What I Call READING

Following on from last week’s post about Mick Jones's Rock'n'Roll Library, you might be interested to know that there is…

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Literature

Nellibobs’ Friday Night no. 17 ‘The Remains of the Dinner’

Yes, he's back. Sorry it's been a few weeks: the technical team took a well-earned holiday. (Which poses a deep…

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Shared Reading

Libraries Rock

Our public libraries have been under the spotlight somewhat in recent months. Although there are many very busy and thriving…

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Literature

To Russia – With Love! #2

In this second instalment of To Russia – With Love! Kate McDonnell, Project Manager at The Reader Organisation, fills us…

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Publications

Reading Back #3: Ask the Reader

Like all good magazines, The Reader has its own problem page. Ours is called Ask The Reader. In every issue…

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Literature

The Junction by Mary Weston available to download

All three sections of Mary Weston’s short novel The Junction, as published in The Reader 31, 32 and 33, are…

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Literature

Reading Back #2: An Unknown Masterpiece

For the second in our Reading Back series we go back to Issue 14. Spring 2004. Philip Davis, now editor…

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Publications

The Reader No.33 available to download

Did you know that you can download previous issues of The Reader magazine from our website? Did you also know…

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Calderstones

Feeding Body and Brain

Here I am, eating my lunch, at my desk, reading the news online (I know I should get outside but…

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