Written on the Body by Jeanette Winterson Book Review
This year, I read Jeanette Winterson's Written on the Body. It's a fantastic example of LGBT love and desire that I definitely recommend.
Why Remembrance Sunday is so important in the UK
The First World War, The Great War, The War To End All Wars ended more than a century ago. On a cold and bleak morning of November 11th 1918, an armistice was signed, ending conflict between Allied forces and Germany…
The Cement Garden by Ian McEwan – Book Review
Ian McEwan's 1978 novel The Cement Garden is short, gritty, and quite unsettling for a 2020s readership. Here's my mini review.
Ten Novels by BAME Authors You Must Read
Literature isn't just written by stuffy, old, white men. Some of the greatest novels ever written are by BAME authors, and should be on all our bookshelves if we want to promote a more equal society.
Why Tilbury Fort is a true hidden gem that you must see
Who knew that there is a microcosm of history hiding within the pollution and industry of Tilbury? English Heritage keep Tilbury Fort good as new.
What To Do At Sutton Hoo
If in Suffolk, a trip to Sutton Hoo is something you shouldn't miss. It combines history and nature, and is dog friendly too. Check it out!
How we spent an afternoon visiting Canterbury
Ever wondered how to take your own pilgrimage to the holy city of Canterbury? Check out how we did it for some inspiration!
7 Reasons You Should Watch a Play at Shakespeare’s Globe
Always thought Shakespeare was a bit rubbish? See if my 7 reasons to see a play at Shakespeare's Globe convinces you to give him another chance.
