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    Tom Stoppard

    Tom Stoppard

    Stoppard’s plays often showcase a clash of intellectual ideas, pitting rationality against emotion, science against art, and tradition against progress.


    Poetry Together 2023

    Poetry Together 2023

    Poetry Together 2023 is holding a free to attend Launch Party, to be held at the British Library on September 5th.


    Non-fiction

    Non-Fiction: How To Write Effective Beginnings And Endings

    Non-fiction may not involve fictional characters or imaginary worlds, but it still requires skillful storytelling techniques to engage and captivate readers.


    Independence Day

    Independence Day

    Despite the ongoing Revolutionary War, in 1777 Philadelphia became the first city to hold the first 4th of July celebrations.


    The death of the author

    The Death Of the Author

    The Death of the Author is a literary theory that argues that the meaning of a text is not determined by the author’s intention, but rather by the reader’s interpretation.


    Brunel

    Brunel And His Great Bridges

    Brunel’s engineering prowess, visionary thinking and bold approach to design have left a lasting impact on this country.


    language

    Tips For Mastering A New Language

    Consistency is key. Dedicate regular time to practice and study, even if it’s just a few minutes each day.


    Creative Writing

    Perfect Poetry For A Summer’s Evening

    A poem can take you somewhere special in very few words. Here are some of my favourites…


    Home education

    Home Education: Myths And Facts

    Despite its increasing popularity, there are still many myths and misconceptions surrounding home schooling that can contribute to a negative stigma.


    El Niño

    What Is El Niño?

    Geographically, El Niño has an impact on weather systems around the globe, triggering disruptions in temperature, rainfall and winds, which can mean floods, droughts, crop failures and food shortages.