
An A-Z of Poets – Part 1 (A-G)
National Poetry Day is a chance for everyone everywhere to read, share and enjoy poetry. Our Little Histories…
National Poetry Day is a chance for everyone everywhere to read, share and enjoy poetry. Our Little Histories…
National Poetry Day is a chance for everyone everywhere to read, share and enjoy poetry. Our Little Histories…
National Poetry Day is a chance for everyone everywhere to read, share and enjoy poetry. Our Little Histories…
National Poetry Day is a chance for everyone everywhere to read, share and enjoy poetry. Our Little Histories…
In this Q&A, Jeremy Black, Professor of History, Exeter University and author of Military Strategy: A Global History…
Fur has built nations, decimated species, subjugated communities and driven fashion. It has inspired great works of art,…
September 2020 marks the 400th anniversary of the departure from Plymouth of the ship the Mayflower which transported…
‘Sorrow and despair constitute a lingua franca. Yet tragedy in the artistic sense is a highly specific affair.’…
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The theme for this month’s Staff Pick is inspiring people. Read on for recommendations from Yale University Press…
September’s Bookshop of the Month takes us up towards Liverpool to Pritchards Bookshop, which has been proudly serving…
In this blog, Amy de la Haye gives readers a taste of her latest book, The Rose in…
Learn more about key concepts in Western European art history and gain further insight into the paintings and…
Captivating design can be a powerful conduit for disseminating important messages to a wide audience, and in the…
Learn more about key concepts in Western European art history and gain further insight into the paintings and…