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Venetian dreams

I have just (reluctantly) returned from Venice and although my body is back in England, my spirit has stayed there.…

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Literature

Language That Moves

Tyler Meier has posted an interesting piece on the Kenyon Review blog about figurative language and its role in making…

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Literature

Offset Your Reading

Carbon offsetting is all the rage at the moment. Take a short flight somewhere warm for some well-earned beach time…

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Literature

Voices from the past

by Angela Macmillan One of the great things about the Internet is the wealth of material that would never see…

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Literature

Forward Poetry Prize Nominee Eleanor Rees

Jane Davis writes to point out that Liverpool poet Eleanor Rees has been shortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best…

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Ian MacMillan–New Reader Regular

Philip Davis, editor of The Reader writes to say that Ian MacMillan, poet, performer and broadcaster is to become a…

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Calderstones

Keeping Track of Library Books

Let me confess. I love libraries. I love almost everything about them, from the faint smell of dust to the…

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Calderstones

Mersey Minis Giveaway: Liverpool 800

Today marks the 800th anniversary of Liverpool's town charter and publisher Capsica is celebrating the event by giving away the…

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Literature

Winter Blues

Writer and editor Helen Tookey is already predicting the start of autumn and the approach of winter and to make…

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Calderstones

Rebel Girls

Rebel Girls: their fight for the vote is a new book by Jill Liddington, about the forgotten suffragettes across the…

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The All-new Reader Website

As of today The Reader has a new website, which includes news and information about the magazine, about Reader community…

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Shared Reading

Links we liked for August 23

I've been away on a Scottish island odyssey for the last couple of weeks, but The Reader's flock of Internet…

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