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Reading and Health–Latest Research
(Above) Someone who may have benefited from reading. Through its Get Into Reading initiative The Reader Organisation has been promoting…
Favourite Poems Read by Animals
If there is one thing the Web has taught us it is that a lot of people have too much…
Japanese Diary: The Loneliness of the Long Distance Flier
Kimberley Long is a former Reader volunteer currently teaching English in Japan. For my Christmas visit home I chose a…
Featured Poems: An Easter collection
We realise that we can't bring you chocolates, or bunnies, or bunches of flowers, but we can bring together many aspects of…
So Spirited A Town–Nicholas Murray Interview
Over at The Book Depository Mark Thwaite has been interviewing Nicholas Murray about his next book, So Spirited A Town:…
Wirral Bookfest 2008
Bea Colley writes with information about the Wirral Bookfest which runs for a week from April 7th and features readings,…
William Faulkner and Barack Obama
C. Max Magee at The Millions has an interesting post about the recent speech made by Barack Obama addressing the…
Sentimental Old Fool
Deadlines have left me a little out of touch in the last few days but I wanted to share this…
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…
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…
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…
After Empire
Kimberley Long discovers that history and geography matter in ways you don't expect. One thing I’ve discovered since I came…
