Can you be addicted to music?
Helen Hall explores whether you can be addicted to music.
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A world beyond Warwick: the best day trips you can take at university
Helen Hall shares the best day trips you can take at university, to a wide range of destinations including Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon, Birmingham, and Oxford.
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The importance of translated fiction
Helen Hall discusses the merits of translated fiction, and why it is such an important feature on bookshelves.
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What is the value of preserving author’s houses?
Helen Hall outlines the new funding which has been announced for Jane Austen's new house, arguing why this investment is valuable and important.
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The best albums to study with
Three writers share their favourite albums to study with during exam season.
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“No music on a dead planet” – how the music industry is tackling the climate crisis
"No music on a dead planet": this is the slogan of climate organisation Music Declares Emergency, who are committed to making music greener. Helen Hall takes a look at the music industry's impact on the environment and whether artists are the ones who should be stepping up to change it.
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“No music on a dead planet”: how the music industry is tackling the climate crisis
"No music on a dead planet": so reads the slogan of Music Declares Emergency, an organisation committed to making the music industry more environmentally sustainable. Helen Hall examines whether the onus for a greener industry falls on musicians or the government, which should be stepping up to support them.
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Forget judging a book by its cover: can we judge a book by its colour?
Helen Hall discusses the significance of colour psychology in book design, and what covers readers might be drawn to more during the pandemic.
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‘Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not’ turns 15: Arctic Monkeys’ chaotic young energy lives on
It’s been fifteen years since Arctic Monkeys released their debut Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not. Released on 23 January 2006, Whatever People Say I Am quickly became the fastest-selling debut album in British history. In the following year, the band would win ‘Best British Band’ at the NME...
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The best music streaming platforms for 2021
We give you the rundown of the best streaming services on offer for 2021.
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Why the homes of authors like Jane Austen must be preserved
Helen Hall discusses the funding allocated to renovate Jane Austen's home and explores why preserving the homes of historic authors and artists is immensely important.
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