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Voice MagPosts Tagged: books
  • Blog Scandinavian Noir sets the bar for UK and US culture
    4 August 2016

    Scandinavian Noir sets the bar for UK and US culture

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    The rise of Scandinavian Noir in popular culture has seriously influenced UK and American TV and novel writing

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  • Blog Cover to cover: How to make the best summer reading list
    27 July 2016

    Cover to cover: How to make the best summer reading list

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    Every summer there are hundreds of lists of recommended summer reads, or perfect books for the beach. While I love a good recommendation, I also like making my own summer books bucket list.

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  • Blog Literary Madrid
    26 July 2016

    Literary Madrid

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    Following the news that Britain voted to leave the EU Ellen Orange takes a look at Europe's literary treasures.

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  • Blog Is literature more accessible now than ever?
    7 June 2016

    Is literature more accessible now than ever?

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    With the rise of literature festivals, are we getting closer to, or further from accessible reading?

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  • Blog Readers rejoice: there's a new bookworm app in town, and it’s called Litsy!
    26 May 2016

    Readers rejoice: there's a new bookworm app in town, and it’s called Litsy!

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    Described as 'Goodreads meets Instagram', Litsy is more social media focused than the former and unlike the latter, it is exclusively bookish.

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  • Blog Literature and mental health: Part 3
    12 May 2016

    Literature and mental health: Part 3

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    I'm now a long way into Warwick University's Literature and Mental Health course on Future Learn, and have started to really consider how books could be used on a wider scale. How do we prescribe reading?

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  • Interview Lisa Williamson on female authors and gender neutral book covers
    14 April 2016

    Lisa Williamson on female authors and gender neutral book covers

    by Georgie Cubin Activist

    I attended a panel discussion with leading YA author Lisa Williamson (The Art of Being Normal), senior editor Vicky Blunden (Myriad editions) and Leicester-based author Bali Rai. The event was held in one of the University of Leicester's lecture theatres.

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  • Blog Literature and mental health: Part 2
    3 March 2016

    Literature and mental health: Part 2

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    I am now halfway through Warwick University's Literature and Mental Health course on Future Learn and it has been such an interesting experience. We cover one topic per week and so far we have looked at Stress, Heartbreak, and Bereavement.

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  • Blog Cover to cover: a tale of two versions
    2 March 2016

    Cover to cover: a tale of two versions

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    Adaptations are a dividing force between book fans. Maybe you loved the book and can't bear to see your imagined version ruined, or maybe you are really keen to see your favourite book on the big screen.

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  • Feature Ten books that changed the world
    16 February 2016

    Ten books that changed the world

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    This year we are looking at how art can change the world, and literature's no exception.

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  • Blog Can literature improve our mental wellbeing?: Part 1
    15 February 2016

    Can literature improve our mental wellbeing?: Part 1

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    The University of Warwick has developed an online course investigating the relationship between literature and mental health. Their research looks particularly at whether literature can be used therapeutically to improve our mental wellbeing.

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  • News Harry Potter and the Cursed Child script release
    11 February 2016

    Harry Potter and the Cursed Child script release

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    The eight book in the Harry Potter series will be released this summer, it has been announced on Pottermore, J.K Rowling's official site for the series.

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  • Blog Libraries aren't just for bookworms, they encourage the reader in everyone
    6 February 2016

    Libraries aren't just for bookworms, they encourage the reader in everyone

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    Libraries are a melting pot of styles, genres and interest types. Where else can a young person really explore their love of reading, beyond the interests of their friends, family and the same old reading curriculum?

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  • Interview What goes on at...Life and Deaf
    4 February 2016

    What goes on at...Life and Deaf

    by Emily Steer Voice Team

    Last December, Life & Deaf won the Arts and Culture Award at Children and Young People Now Awards, sponsored by Arts Award. Their winning project What the Jackdaw Saw is a children's book that takes an inventive look at sign language.

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  • Blog Cover to cover: #ReadingGoals
    31 January 2016

    Cover to cover: #ReadingGoals

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    January is the month of resolutions, but by now the gym memberships have probably started gathering dust. So if you are feeling too lazy to go to the gym why not exercise your mind with some reading resolutions.

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  • Blog A Wizard's Spell on the World
    29 January 2016

    A Wizard's Spell on the World

    by Carli Green Activist

    A certain Wizard dominated much of our youth, but it wasn't all magic and myth; Mr Potter taught many life lessons too.

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  • Feature The top 10 books for 2016
    14 January 2016

    The top 10 books for 2016

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    Looking for some new reading material for 2016? Or maybe you fancy revisiting the classics? Here's what I'll be reading this year.

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  • Interview Your Christmas reading list, sorted!
    22 December 2015

    Your Christmas reading list, sorted!

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    When the weather is cold, the fire is burning and you've had too many mince pies, what better winter activity than to curl up with a festive read? Turn off the TV and pick up on of these Christmassy books, all you need to do is make the hot chocolate!

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