The Best Childhood Books to Revisit During Social Distancing
Living in the present is proving to be a challenge in the current situation. With little clarity as to how
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Rachel Mars: Reminders of Archaic Letter Writing
I don’t know what I was expecting, but I was not expecting that – perhaps a night of flash poetry,
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Pets in Quarantine
There's no doubt that things are tough right now, and the seriousness of the situation is, at times,
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Instapoets and Photography: An Interview with Sarah J Tucker
As the 2010s come to a close, The New Republic magazine declared 'Rupi Kaur is the writer of the
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#WritingfromLockdown Challenge
We’re deep into lockdown and there’s never been a better time to crack open that notebook you’ve
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Review: Lou Sanders: Say Hello to your new Step-Mummy
Lou Sanders did not disappoint. Her new touring comedy gig, Say Hello to Your New Step-Mummy, is a great comedy
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Artist Spotlight: John Everett Millias
Hamlet is considered to be one of the best plays by Shakespeare and is among the most frequently staged plays
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Review: Wild at the Margins Exhibition
Opening on a night still reeling from the after-effects of Storm Dennis, with rain and wind still howling, Lancaster’s
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Review: Dealer's Choice
It was the 8th of March, and I was at a loose end for how to spend my Sunday evening,
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Questioning Arts and Culture: How to be well-read without reading anything by a man.
Let me begin with this: I don’t check the comments on these articles so won’t be reading your
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Review: Wuthering Heights at The Royal Exchange
I’ll admit, despite being an English student, I’ve never actually read Wuthering Heights, (shock horror!) so I wasn’
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SCAN Book Club: Miss Austen by Gill Hornby
Disclaimer: at risk of bias, I really like Jane Austen. Luckily for me and, possibly, for you, Gill Hornby really,
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Interview with Andrea Heaton, writer of Smile Club
Smile Club is a new play, written and performed by Lancaster alumnus, Andrea Heaton, here she talks to SCAN on
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Review: Thriller: Live
Whether or not you’re a fan of Michael Jackson, few wouldn’t recognise his distinctive vocals. With 13 Grammy
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The Emotional Value of Photography- Interview with Téa Nicole
Téa Nicole is a third-year Film and Creative Writing. She writes confessional, intimate and experimental poetry, and is greatly interested
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