NaNoWriMo: the ultimate writer’s programme?
As we enter into December, Claudia Benitez reflects on November's National writing month and its versatility for serious and fun writing challenges alike.
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Books
Adapting ‘And Then There Were None’
Reece Goodall
Nov. 30
Adapting ‘Murder on the Orient Express’
Reece Goodall
Nov. 28
Bookshops should have remained open during lockdown
Angel Clark
Nov. 26
Cosy winter reads
Rose Downton
Nov. 24
Judging a book by its binding: using human skin to make books
Molly Thompson
Nov. 22
How reading ‘The Help’ helps relieve stress
Fleur Lecommandoux
Nov. 20
New online bookshop launches just in time for lockdown
Simona Valeviciute
Nov. 18
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