Celebrating Shakespeare Day with Viking
I adore the works of the ol’ Bard, William Shakespeare. I was lucky enough to study his works in the greatest city of them all – London – which meant I was able to watch… View Full Post
Book Review: Miss Marley by Vanessa Lafaye
Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is a festive favourite; whether you love the book or prefer the Muppet version, you can be assured it will crop up in some form over the holidays. I adore the… View Full Post
Self-care in Times of Crisis – The Mindful Way
I have a very special book post for you this week, a guest post from mindfulness teacher and writer Catherine G. Lucas, author of Life Crisis: The Mindful Way, published by Sheldon Press and available… View Full Post
Back to School: Primary Teacher Book Haul
You might not know, but I’m a Learning Support Assistant at a Primary School, and I’m planning on training to be a Primary Teacher next year. Because of my interest in teaching and blogging, I’m… View Full Post
Book Review: The White Devil by Domenic Stansberry
Femmes fatales, political intrigue and murder in the shadowy streets of Rome. Now I’m not sure if you can tell from the image or not, but I was so eager to read The White Devil… View Full Post
Three Sizzling Hot Must-Read Books For Summer
Summer is my favourite time in the world of book publishing. It’s warm, the gin cocktails are out, and it’s officially time for the summer-holiday book releases! I spoke about the must-read books of 2017… View Full Post
25 amazing literary quotes on drinking
Writers and drinking have always somehow gone hand in hand, maybe it’s to cure writers block; perhaps it’s all that free time. Regardless, many of the most famous writers and literary personas have written about… View Full Post
Literary London: The Best Hangouts for Bookworms
London! The capital and largest city within the United Kingdom. The big smoke draws in hundreds of thousands of tourists every single year and most guides will recommend the same old same old route around… View Full Post
