The History of the Book
With World Book Day – an annual event commissioned by UNESCO in 1995 to promote reading and publishing – being celebrated across the United Kingdom and Ireland recently (7th March), it is only fitting...
Tagged: Literature
Poetry, Literature, and Writing Events and Workshops in Derby.
Derby’s rich social and cultural history is a goldmine for those looking to gain inspiration and expand upon their creativity and learning outside of the university. So why not explore and get involved with...
A Divided Kingdom? A Brief Study on the North-South Divide in British Culture and Society.
There is a general consensus held by most Britons that there is indeed a North-South divide in the UK. So what evidence supports their claims? So what is the North-South divide? The North-South divide...
Decolonising the curriculum: Starting with the New Postcolonial African Literature Display at the Kedleston Road Library
It is now October, which means that everything will begin to darken with nights being prolonged as the clocks go back on Sunday 28th October to the emergence of the grotesque and macabre as...
National Poetry Day and the Call for Change
Change is everywhere. It is a spectre that occupies every space and crevice of our lives. It is inescapable. It sneaks up on us without the slightest indication of its presence until it decides...
