nothing in the rulebook
A collective of creatives bound by a single motto: There's nothing in the rulebook that says a giraffe can't play football!
Tag: art
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Spiller’s latest comedy space-opera thrill-packed adventure is available for just £1.50
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Scientists, artists, politicians and explorers have explained, sometimes beautifully, why books are essential. They are, for instance, “fundamental to all human achievement and progress”, according to Astronaut Neil Armstrong. But is logical reasoning like this the true reason we are drawn to books, why we worship them? Is there more to it? Kafka – that…
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“I think poetry (and the arts in general) has the ability to offer fresh perspectives and visions, to challenge the status quo and allow folks to walk for a moment in others’ shoes,” argues slam poet Grae J Wall in this ‘Creatives in Profile’ interview
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Dozens of writing competitions for you to get stuck into during 2021.
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New Year’s resolutions to boost your creativity and expand your horizons, inspired by the thoughts and wisdom of some of humanity’s greatest writers, artists, philosophers and all-round creative geniuses.
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C.R. Berry, author of the time travel conspiracy thriller Million Eyes and current chairperson of UK writing group Rushmoor Writers, talks about the art and the benefits of creating anthologies for writers’ groups.
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Author Ruby Cowling catches up with Charlie Hill as he launches his latest book, ‘I don’t want to go to the Taj Mahal’
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“At a time in history where women were restricted in having their own personal agency by the patriarchal system around them, it’s hugely refreshing to see a novel driven forward so much by these two female characters,” Professor Wu argues as they review ‘Killing Beauties’ by Pete Langman
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Jennifer Taylor reviews Thorp Stavri’s ‘Five Hides’ art exhibition at the Manor Place Baths in Walworth, London.
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“Do we value a piece of writing because it directly relates to our live, or do we value it for the opportunity to see how others see the world, and how there are other worlds?” Geoffrey Heponstall ponders these questions in this discursive essay.
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