By Alison Feeney-Hart Sir Andrew Motion is an English poet and novelist who was Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom from 1999 to 2009. He has been awarded several poetry awards, including the Arvon Prize, the John Llewelyn Rhys
Errors can mar one’s writing and this can be more embarrassing if one allows such errors get out without noticing them. Errors could detract a great deal from one’s writing and put off the audience from the message being
In this post we showed you five reasons to write your own book. Now, let’s talk about the steps you must take to make this happen. 1. Create a plan Have you heard the popular saying that failing to plan is
by Ruben Project proposals are documents that are part of the selling process. It outlines the problem facing the company, the plan of action to tackle the issues, and an overview of the scope of work to turn the
The art of writing is different for everyone; writing comes easily to some people, and as a result, they are eager to share their work with others. For other people, writing could be a burden. The combination of words
The shortlist for the 2019 Women's Prize for Fiction was released on Monday, April 29, 2019 and Oyinkan Braithwaite's satire slashfest debut novel made the list of six! In honour of the recognition she's been getting since My Sister,
The Literary Renaissance Foundation, a nonprofit organisation established in 2017 with the objective of reviving reading culture in Nigeria, is pleased to announce its Modern Shakespeare Project on April 23, 2019, in commemoration of the birthday of William Shakespeare.
People love long poems. There are great, epic, long poems in the world. That said, this remains true: Shorter poems seem to be more readily picked up by editors than longer poems. Also in poetry contests, tight line restrictions
Pragmatically, reading proficiently helps with school work. But it also widens children’s horizons. It can help readers to understand their own world better, and to explore other worlds. Parents often see reading as “school business” – something that teachers
Reading is not just about pleasure: books have the power to touch us profoundly, to open our eyes to injustices – and sometimes even act as a catalyst for social change. To mark World Book Day, we take a
