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The Burns Project: Reimagining Scotland's Bard
Discover how The Burns Project reimagines the works of Scotland's beloved bard, Robert Burns, in a captivating performance at Edinburgh's Georgian House.
Polari Prize faces withdrawals over John Boyne inclusion
Several nominees and judges have withdrawn from the Polari Prize following the inclusion of author John Boyne, sparking controversy over his views on gender identity.
Discover John Burnside: Essential Reads
Explore the literary world of John Burnside, one of Britain's most profound contemporary writers, with this curated guide to his best works.
Sara Cox returns with BBC’s ‘Between the Covers’
BBC Two’s popular book club show ‘Between the Covers’ is back with Sara Cox at the helm, featuring celebrity guests and lively literary discussions. Don’t miss the new series!
Vidyan Ravinthiran's 'Autumn': A Poetic Masterpiece
Dive into Vidyan Ravinthiran's evocative poem 'Autumn,' a lyrical exploration of seasonal change and human emotion. Discover why this piece stands out in contemporary poetry.
Grace Yee’s poem silences critics after male poet’s mockery
Grace Yee shares how a male poet’s snigger at her poem’s title became the motivation she needed to stand by her work. A story of defiance and artistic integrity.
Hope Reese's 'The Women Not Fine': A Feminist Masterpiece
Explore Hope Reese's compelling new book, 'The Women Not Fine,' which uncovers the untold stories of women who defied societal norms. A must-read for history enthusiasts.
Reform UK councillor in court over Pride protest
A self-proclaimed radical feminist and Reform UK councillor has appeared in court following a row over a drag act performance at a Pride festival.
BDSM-themed Wuthering Heights film sparks controversy
A daring new adaptation of Emily Brontë's classic novel 'Wuthering Heights' is stirring debate with its bold BDSM themes and unconventional storytelling approach.
Anglophone literature's declining global appeal
Once dominant, English-language literature is losing its universal appeal as global readers seek diverse voices beyond the Anglo-American canon.
Waterstones BookFest 'Hell' theme sparks outrage
Waterstones faces backlash over its 'Hell on Earth' themed BookFest, with critics calling the campaign insensitive amid global crises. The bookseller defends the event as a celebration of dystopian literature.
Ruchir Joshi’s 'Great Eastern Hotel': India in Flux
Ruchir Joshi’s 'Great Eastern Hotel' offers a sweeping, evocative exploration of India’s societal shifts through the lens of a historic Kolkata landmark.
First edition 'Hobbit' sells for record £43k
A pristine first edition of J.R.R. Tolkien's 'The Hobbit' has fetched an astonishing £43,000 at auction, setting a new record for the beloved fantasy novel.
Best Australian Books: August 2025 Picks
Discover the best Australian books to dive into this August 2025, featuring compelling fiction, gripping memoirs, and thought-provoking non-fiction.
Allan Ahlberg’s Stories Still Delight Generations
Celebrated children's author Allan Ahlberg reflects on his timeless stories and the enduring love readers have for his work.
John Masefield's Sea Fever: A timeless maritime poem
Rediscover John Masefield's classic poem 'Sea Fever,' a stirring tribute to the irresistible allure of the sea and the wanderlust it inspires.
Jenna Ortega's Feminist Take on Wednesday Season 2
Jenna Ortega discusses her feminist approach to 'Wednesday' Season 2, revealing how she's shaping the iconic character with a modern twist.
Brandon Jack's debut novel Pissant wows critics
Former AFL player Brandon Jack surprises the literary world with his raw and compelling debut novel, earning praise for its authenticity and emotional depth.
Life lessons from reading hundreds of books
A passionate book lover shares the transformative lessons from hundreds of reads, offering wisdom that could change your life.
Selfish Girls & Hot Milk: Redefining motherhood in fiction
Exploring Abigail Bergstrom's 'Selfish Girls' and Gwendoline Riley's 'Hot Milk' – two novels challenging traditional narratives of motherhood in contemporary fiction.
The City for Incurable Women: A Haunting Fringe Masterpiece
A gripping review of 'The City for Incurable Women' at Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Fringe – a play that blends history, horror, and feminism into a theatrical triumph.
Best Recent Poetry: Essential Reads
Discover the finest contemporary poetry collections reviewed this month, featuring evocative verses and groundbreaking new voices in the literary scene.
Sockettes barred from men-only Australian Club
A feminist performance group's protest against a men-only club in Sydney has reignited debates over gender equality in private institutions.
Children's author Allan Ahlberg dies aged 85
Renowned children's author Allan Ahlberg, best known for classics like 'Each Peach Pear Plum' and 'The Jolly Postman', has died at the age of 85, leaving behind a legacy of cherished stories.
2025 Booker Prize longlist unveiled
The prestigious Booker Prize longlist for 2025 has been revealed, featuring a diverse range of literary talents. Explore the standout titles and authors in the running for one of literature's highest honours.
July's Must-Read Books: Top Picks from Writers & Readers
Discover the books that captivated writers and readers in July, from gripping fiction to thought-provoking non-fiction.
Dua Lipa starts book club with Helen Garner’s true-crime pick
Global pop star Dua Lipa ventures into literature with her new book club, selecting Helen Garner’s gripping true-crime narrative ‘This House of Grief’ as the inaugural read.
Lady Pink graffiti exhibition hits London
Legendary graffiti artist Lady Pink brings her vibrant and rebellious art to London in a groundbreaking exhibition celebrating her four-decade career.
Extraordinary Women: London theatre's powerful new show
A powerful new production at London's Jermyn Street Theatre celebrates the unsung heroines of history in a must-see theatrical experience.
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