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Read of the Week:Twisted Tree by Kent Meyers
Our Read this week comes with a story of its own, Reader Leader Charlie recommends Twisted Tree by Kent Meyers. Every month, graduates…
Featured Poem: Dulce et Decorum Est by Wilfred Owen
Two years on from the launch of our anthology, we find ourselves returning to On Active Service to mark Remembrance Day with a…
Recommended Reads: Five Frightful Stories this Halloween
On this Hallowed Eve we thought we'd get into the spooky spirits with a few frightful recommended reads... The Haunting…
Featured Poem: Meeting at Night by Robert Browning
Our Featured Poem this week may not be as spooky or eerie as one might expect for Halloween but Robert…
Valuing Workplace Well-being
Inspired by her fellow speakers at the Wellbeing at Work conference in London last week, our founder and director Jane Davis has been…
The Reader’s Penny Readings to take a well-earned break.
An update on The Reader's Penny Readings... The Penny Readings, a Victorian tradition popularised by Charles Dickens, were public performances of…
The Hidden Treasure within Liverpool Central Library
With Liverpool Literary Festival soon approaching, our Intern Lauren thought she'd get herself into the bibliophile festive spirit and take…
Award Winning Volunteers in Knowsley
Last week our wonderful team of volunteers in Knowsley took second place in the Special Recognition for Outstanding Contribution in…
Announcing an exciting new partnership with Oxford University Press
We're delighted to introduce our brand new partners, OUP! We are very pleased to announce an exciting new partnership with…
Recommended Reads: Poetry and Dementia
Continuing on from yesterday's focus on dementia for World Alzheimer's Day, we look at some of the poems which work…
World Alzheimer’s Day: Shared Reading and dementia
On World Alzheimer's Day we look at the impact Shared Reading can have on the quality of life for those living with…
The Opposite of Loneliness: Life As A Newly-Graduated Intern
With much of the world in 'back to school' mode, many new graduates may be feeling a bit lost but…
