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Cheltenham Literature Festival
The time has come for me to leave The Reader office, pack my bags and head to Cheltenham for this…
Reader Editor Philip Davis on BBC Radio 3
Tomorrow (Friday October 5) Philip Davis, editor of The Reader magazine, is going to be talking with Ian Macmillan about…
Featured Poem: The Dream
Today is National Poetry Day and this year its focus is dreams, a subject that poets (and readers alike) are…
Sean O’Brien Wins the Forward Poetry Prize
Sean O'Brien has become the first person to win the Forward Poetry Prize three times, picking up the £10,000 poobah…
Recommended Reads: Stuart … A Life backwards
This recommendation is posted by Sara Pendergast, writer, painter, working in Washington State. Stuart ... A Life Backwards: Alexander Masters’…
Featured Poem: Hamatreya
So it's my turn to recommend a poem and I choose 'Hamatreya' by Ralph Waldo Emerson. Emerson is better known…
Author Readings and Workshops Near Liverpool
Manchester-based publisher Comma Press is promoting a new book of short stories entitled Elsewhere: Stories From Small Town Europe and…
Featured Poem: The Lake Isle of Innisfree
ReaderOnline contributor Siobhan Chapman has recently returned to teaching after a year's sabbatical to write a book. Judging by her…
The Reader 27 has landed!
In Issue 27, The Reader tries for happiness and we couldn't be more happy that it has arrived so we…
Featured Poem: Ode To Autumn
Thursday October 4 is National Poetry Day here in the UK and to mark the occasion we are going to…
James Ellroy on Dashiell Hammett
On Saturday The Guardian newspaper printed a superb piece by James Ellroy on crime writer and sometime Pinkerton detective Dashiell…
It’s Art, Stupid! Andrew Motion at the Sefton Festival of Literature
The Sefton Festival of Literature opened on Wednesday September 19 and closes with a performance by poet Jackie Kay at…
