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Featured Poem: The Prelude, William Wordsworth

by Sarah Coley, The Reader magazine's deputy editor. If you want the company of a great soul, read The Prelude…

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Calderstones

Reader Event: What Are You Reading?

Tomorrow (Saturday March 15th) heralds the grand re-opening of the Bluecoat arts centre in Liverpool. After a £12.5 million refurbishment…

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Shared Reading

Links We Liked for 12 March 2008

I've been teaching Nabokov's Lolita this week and came across Zembla, a superb website dedicated to the writer. There has…

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International

After Empire

Kimberley Long discovers that history and geography matter in ways you don't expect. One thing I’ve discovered since I came…

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Literature

Featured poem: After Rain, Stephen Phillips

I am not one to get down about the weather. Actually that is a complete mistruth. I worship sunshine: the…

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Literature

Recommended Reads: The Wycherley Woman

by Steven Powell Ross Macdonald was one of the many pseudonyms of Kenneth Millar, creator of the fictional private detective…

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Calderstones

Stories from the City: Contributors Wanted

Kenn Taylor is putting together a one-off magazine of new writing about Liverpool for 2008. It will be called 'Stories…

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Literature

Recommended Reads: In Celebration of World Book Day 2008

No, the book is not called In Celebration of World Book Day (if there are any aspiring concept novelists out…

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Calderstones

Reader Poll: Stealing Books

Now of course it goes without saying that stealing is wrong, illegal, and liable to end in tears, but, you…

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Literature

Most Stolen Books

We're used to seeing lists of bestsellers, lists of most borrowed, most read by priests who ride motorbikes (ok, I…

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Literature

Featured Poem: Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, Lord Byron

"I awoke one morning and found myself famous", said Byron. That morning was 3rd March 1812, the morning that Cantos…

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Shared Reading

Links We Liked for 29 February, 2008

Maybe the sky is falling in. If it isn't it certainly looks as if the landscape for bookish debate--and for…

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