Inspiring Older Readers
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The Little World of Don Camillo posted on 15 Jul 2016
Not too long ago I found myself puzzling over what had made Italians turn to fascism during the years before the outbreak of World War Two.
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Two New Poems by Kershia Field posted on 14 Jul 2016
Kershia Field is a twenty-one-year-old contemporary poet from Leicester
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Two exclusive new short stories : When The Sun Sets & The Moon Was Low and Close posted on 12 Jul 2016
The Letterpress Project is delighted to publish two new short stories by Hannah Stevens.
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American Gods posted on 12 Jul 2016
Published in 2001 and quite early in his novel-writing career, American Gods, remains one of Gaiman’s most ambitious books
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Street-Walker posted on 10 Jul 2016
British social attitudes towards prostitution have had one consistent feature – inconsistency.
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Penguin Modern Painters : Edward Burra posted on 09 Jul 2016
When I was younger and most art books were just too expensive for me to afford, the Penguin Modern Painters series was an absolute godsend
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An Interview With Bruce Johns posted on 09 Jul 2016
An Interview With Bruce Johns
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1812: Napoleon’s Fatal March on Moscow posted on 08 Jul 2016
Guest reviewer Alun Severn reviews a book that helps him understand the historical significance of Napoleon
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Eating People Is Wrong posted on 07 Jul 2016
In the late Fifties and early Sixties a generation of writers including Bradbury, Kingsley Amis and John Wain...
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Two poems from Jonathan Taylor posted on 06 Jul 2016
Jonathan Taylor is an author, critic, editor and lecturer.