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Voice MagPosts with Art Form: Literature
  • Interview Interview with spoken word artist Dialectic Dee
    9 November 2022

    Interview with spoken word artist Dialectic Dee

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    Spoken word artist, sickle cell advocate, and poetry workshop facilitator Dialectic Dee talks about her EP, her creative process, and how her experience of growing up in the care system influences her art.

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  • Interview Interview with Matt Taylor, Executive Director of Music Producers Guild
    9 November 2022

    Interview with Matt Taylor, Executive Director of Music Producers Guild

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    Award winning recording engineer and Executive Director of the Music Producers Guild Matt Taylor talks about his work, his upcoming book, and his experience of growing up in the care system.

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  • Blog What is NaNoWriMo?
    7 November 2022

    What is NaNoWriMo?

    by Magellan Dissanayaka

    NaNoWriMo is a writing challenge that occurs every year in November where writer’s set themselves the challenge of writing a 50,000-page novel in a month.

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  • Review Seoulmates by Susan Lee
    3 November 2022

    Seoulmates by Susan Lee

    by Kaitlin Jefferys Contributor

    Seoulmates is a lighthearted summer-themed romance that explores the nuances of Korean culture. 

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  • Review The thrilling tale of 'Dracula's Guest' by Brother Wolf
    2 November 2022

    The thrilling tale of 'Dracula's Guest' by Brother Wolf

    by Kashmini Shah Contributor

    Ashton Spear and James Hyland bring a haunting Victorian horror story to life, contemplating death, revenge, morality, and spite. 

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  • Review My Broken Language by Qiuara Alegría Hudes
    28 October 2022

    My Broken Language by Qiuara Alegría Hudes

    by Kaitlin Jefferys Contributor

    My Broken Language is a powerful memoir about identity, home, and family. 

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  • Blog The Rogue Crown, and the importance of sapphic representation in fantasy
    27 October 2022

    The Rogue Crown, and the importance of sapphic representation in fantasy

    by Guest Contributor

    Author AK Mulford writes about how important representation has been throughout her life, and why she chose to write about it in her work.

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  • Event Instaviews with poet and spoken word artist, Leyla Josephine
    2 November 2022

    Instaviews with poet and spoken word artist, Leyla Josephine

    by Saskia Calliste Voice Team

    Published poet Leyla Josephine will join us on Instaviews to discuss her latest release, In Public/In Private, and her UK and Ireland book tour.

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  • Review Cheltenham Literature Festival Review
    24 October 2022

    Cheltenham Literature Festival Review

    by Lucy Masterson

    Forget Glastonbury; for book-lovers, this is the go-to-festival. 

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  • Review Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune
    24 October 2022

    Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune

    by Kaitlin Jefferys Contributor

    Under the Whispering Door offers a heartwarming meditation on life, death, and the multitudes of love one experiences in a lifetime. 

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  • News Leyla Josephine presents 'In Public/In Private' UK and Ireland book tour
    21 October 2022

    Leyla Josephine presents 'In Public/In Private' UK and Ireland book tour

    by Saskia Calliste Voice Team

    “There is not a poet alive today who writes about the inner lives of women as well as Leyla Josephine.” Jodi Picoult

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  • Blog ‘I was in a poetry phase and it didn’t end’: in conversation with Beth Davies
    17 October 2022

    ‘I was in a poetry phase and it didn’t end’: in conversation with Beth Davies

    by Flo Cornall Kickstart

    The New Poets Prize 2022 winner talks about her upcoming debut pamphlet ‘The Pretence of Understanding’, the unhelpful notion of a ‘proper poet’ - and why she wrote a poem about her granny’s letterbox fish deliveries. 

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  • Review Someday, Maybe by Onyi Nwabineli
    14 October 2022

    Someday, Maybe by Onyi Nwabineli

    by Kaitlin Jefferys Contributor

    Following one young woman in the aftermath of her husband’s suicide, Someday, Maybe is a touching and insightful meditation on grief and recovery. 

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  • Review Our Missing Hearts by Celeste Ng
    12 October 2022

    Our Missing Hearts by Celeste Ng

    by Kaitlin Jefferys Contributor

    Our Missing Hearts is a devastating novel about the unbreakable bond between mother and son, and a terrifying world in which children are torn from their families. 

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  • Review This Place is Still Beautiful by XiXi Tian
    11 October 2022

    This Place is Still Beautiful by XiXi Tian

    by Kaitlin Jefferys Contributor

    This Place is Still Beautiful is a deeply moving novel about racism, family, and sisterhood. 

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  • Review Bioshock: Rapture- A nightmare under the sea
    7 October 2022

    Bioshock: Rapture- A nightmare under the sea

    by Magellan Dissanayaka

     A review of John Shirley’s dystopian nightmare novel Bioshock: Rapture. Delve into one of the most enthralling video game tie-in novels to date with its captivating characters and sinister secrets.

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  • Blog Best Black reads of 2022 so far
    5 October 2022

    Best Black reads of 2022 so far

    by Saskia Calliste Voice Team

    A list of great Black literature released in 2022 so far...

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  • Review The Tempest: Shakespeare's Globe
    4 October 2022

    The Tempest: Shakespeare's Globe

    by Lucy Masterson

    Love and laughter: a review of Shakespeare's The Tempest, with a modern twist. 

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