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Links We Liked for 9 February 2008

Literary blogs seem to be taking over from the regular book review pages. In terms of the sheer number of…

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Publications

Liverpool Reads … Mal Peet

Bea Colley, Liverpool Reads coordinator writes: 2008 is the National Year of Reading as well as Liverpool’s year as European…

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Shared Reading

Links We Liked for 24 January, 2008

It's been a difficult week for me so far, trying to finish off a book and start teaching again, with…

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Shared Reading

Links We Liked for 4 January 2008

As we wind back up to full speed after too many weeks of doing 'naff all' (a technical marketing term…

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Calderstones

Reader event: Penny Readings

Penny Readings St. George's Hall, Liverpool December 9th, 2007 By Chris High In the annual Penny Readings, now in its…

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Literature

The Temple of Serendipity

Brad Bigelow recalls skipping classes to go to the library. Somewhere around my third week in college I looked up…

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Shared Reading

Links We Liked for December 6, 2007

In a story that should really be tagged 'Gouranga' Inside Higher Ed reports that literary graffitti has been appearing at…

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Calderstones

Reader event: The Penny Readings

On the evening of Sunday 9th December, at St George's Hall in Liverpool, The Reader is hosting its fourth annual Penny Readings…

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Shared Reading

Links We Liked for 16 November 2007

It's been a rough week on writers. First there was Norman Mailer, then Ira Levin. The death of Mailer, as…

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Shared Reading

Noel Godfrey Chavasse 90th Anniversary

Noel Godfrey Chavasse died of his wounds at Branhoek, Belgium on August 4, 1917, aged 33. The son of Francis…

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Literature

Reader event: Food for Thought

Members of staff at The Reader Organisation share their experiences about ‘Food for Thought', an event held at the University…

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Shared Reading

People’s Choice Debate: Victory for Jane Davis

Jane Davis, Director of The Reader Organisation has been victorious in her 'Vote for Books' campaign as part of the…

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