Here's a review I wrote for my Gold Arts Award on Margaret Atwood's Masterclass! Curious as to whether it's worth purchasing? Read on! 

Words that have literally come to life.

With lockdown becoming a new reality, we have been checking out how arts and culture are adapting to keep us entertained. First up, we take a look at how you can enjoy literature from the comfort of your sofa.

since the global outbreak of the COVID-19 or coronavirus, we have all been told to stay home as part of what it seems to be the only way to stop it: self-isolation. How can art help us feel better about it?

Here’s to my first 20 in 20 art activity: The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt.

10 years of great art and cultural output.

Cia Mangat was a Senior Orwell Youth Prize Runner Up in 2019, responding to the theme ‘A Fair Society?’

Clarissa Murphy was a junior Orwell Youth Prize Runner Up in 2019, responding to the theme 'A Fair Society?' We asked Clarissa about the inspiration behind her piece and why she writes.

Megan Robinson was a junior Orwell Youth Prize Runner Up in 2019, responding to the theme ‘A Fair Society?’

Rosie Lewis was a junior Orwell Youth Prize Runner Up in 2019, responding to the theme 'A Fair Society?' We asked Rosie some questions about her inspiration and why she writes.

Rosie Lewis was a runner-up for the Orwell Youth Prize 2019 with her short story, Care in the Community.

Tom Warburton was an Orwell Youth Prize Junior Winner in 2019, responding to the theme ‘A Fair Society?’. We asked Tom what the inspiration was behind his poem.