Skip navigation to main content

All Posts

Calderstones

Thoughts on the Kindle

Being in the UK I haven't yet managed to get my hands on one of Amazon's new Kindle ebook devices.…

Read more
Literature

Featured Anthology: Staying Alive – David Constantine

As well as being a regular contributor to The Reader, David Constantine is a freelance writer, poet and translator. Possessing…

Read more
Publications

Twitterlit: First Lines of Books

Among writers of popular fiction it is widely believed that if book shop browsers are not hooked by the end…

Read more
Literature

Featured Anthology: Staying Alive – Anne Stevenson

Anne Stevenson, a critic of Sylvia Plath and Elizabeth Bishop and a poet herself, was born in Cambridge in 1933…

Read more
Literature

Featured Anthology: Staying Alive – Denise Levertov

The first poem to feature from our second featured anthology, Staying Alive: Real Poems for Unreal Times, is 'Living' by…

Read more
Publications

BBC TV: Cranford

Just a heads up to remind all our readers that the first episode in the BBC's much anticipated five part…

Read more
Literature

The Death of the Book

On Monday the online retailer Amazon is tipped to release its electronic reading device known as the Kindle. This is…

Read more
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…

Read more
Literature

Recommended Reads: The Secrets of Harry Bright

Steven Powell has an M.A. in Victorian Literature from the University of Liverpool, and is currently studying for a Literature…

Read more
Literature

Recommended Reads: ‘Adlestrop’, by Edward Thomas

By Julie-ann Rowell. Julie-ann is a poet whose first pamphlet collection, Convergence, was a Poetry Book Society Recommendation. Her new…

Read more
Calderstones

BBC Free Thinking Festival: Going Sane

Hands up... are you sane? (A few hands hover in the air)... Insane? (A similar number of hands are thrusted…

Read more
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…

Read more

Contact us

Get in touch and be part of the story
You can also speak to us on: 0151 729 2200
  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.