Inspiring Older Readers
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The Invisible Man posted on 19 Aug 2019
Originally published as a weekly magazine serial, The Invisible Man is one of those stories that’s been abridged, made into movies...
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The Tree House Bookshop, Kenilworth posted on 19 Aug 2019
The Tree House Bookshop, Kenilworth
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The Power of Poetry posted on 18 Aug 2019
Guest author, comedy performance poet, author and entertainer, Neal Zetter shares his thoughts on the power of poetry
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Through the Children’s Gate posted on 16 Aug 2019
Guest reviewer Alun Severn reads a selection of essays from a writer who helps define the output of the modern literary magazine
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The Lost World of Norman Cornish posted on 13 Aug 2019
When I’m sitting pondering nothing much at all and I’m not in the mood to read, I sometimes try and think about paintings I'd like to own
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Young Man With A Horn posted on 11 Aug 2019
Dorothy Baker was an American novelist who died from cancer at the age of 61 in 1968.
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The Yellow-Lighted Bookshops : Tetbury and Nailsworth, South-Gloucestershire. posted on 11 Aug 2019
The Yellow-Lighted Bookshops : Tetbury and Nailsworth, South-Gloucestershire.
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Why you should read children’s books, even though you are so old and wise posted on 08 Aug 2019
Katherine Rundell’s passionate, polemical essay extolling the virtues of reading children’s literature throughout your life has been made available ..
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Reading Chernobyl posted on 05 Aug 2019
Guest writer, Alun Severn reads two very different accounts of one of the most terrifying events of the late 20th century - the Chernobyl nuclear disaster
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Monsignor Quixote posted on 03 Aug 2019
I think it’s true to say that there is a general impression that by the 1980s when Greene had reached his late 70s, he was somewhat coasting as a writer