This is my Essay for my Gold Arts Award, which covers the topic of art theft.

This is a short review of the British Library's Animal Tales Exhibition. It was wonderful and deeply explained the use of animals in our literature.

Steve's talk was entertaining and interactive, drawing us in with talk of action-packed chases and terrifying shoot-outs. It was filled with flasks in strange places, crazy and strange guns, and bizarre gadgets.

The BBC filmed ten pieces of classical music for Arts Award's tenth birthday! Well no, they didn't. But Ten Pieces? Tenth birthday? It's meant to be. They made the BBC Music Ten Pieces film in order to inspire young people of secondary school age to embrace classical music and filmmaking.

A classic film that is still held in high regard to this day.

To Be or not To Be at NAYT... That is the question

Bath Literature Festival has been showing a great variety of female content ahead of today's International Women's Day. Yesterday, I headed to Feminism and the Impact of the Digital Age, with Sarah Brown, Suzanne Moore, and Bath Festivals' own, Viv Groskop.

A fun and enlightening end to a weekend at Bath Festivals, Scott Peck and Ann Morgan picked their top ten books from around the world.

There's a well-used analogy about books as mirrors (in which we see ourselves reflected back), windows (through which we see experiences that are not our own) and doors (through which we can step as we discover new parts of ourselves right there in the text).

The recent TV adaptation may not have remained faithful, but it does shed new light on the classic.

Danny Wallace is a natural fit as a children's author, achieving that nigh on impossible adult trait of speaking to children as equals.

My Word is Gold entry