What LGBTQ+ History Month means to me
February is LGBTQ+ History Month. And it’s about education. I could stop there, but it’d make for a
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5 LGBTQ+ 2021 Anticipated Book Releases
I am constantly adding books to my wishlist, so I enjoy recommending books to other people in the hope that
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Inclusive Video Games to Celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month
Video games have taken many strides over the years when it comes to inclusivity; although overt anti-LGBT hatred remains entrenched
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Translated Fiction: Upcoming 2021 Releases for Fiction Translated into English
Reading translated fiction is more than just reading a novel that was originally written in another language. Translated fiction is
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Finding Solace in Short Stories and Essay Collections
Through all the uncertainty of 2020, I found myself turning more towards short stories and essay collections. I have always
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Upcoming 2021 Video Game Releases
2021 is shaping up to be another tough year, but that isn’t to say there is no entertainment to
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British Classics Actually Worth Reading
Classics can be quite intimidating, especially when it comes to length, language and even sometimes problematic and archaic themes. However,
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In order to form a more perfect union, read these books!
The United States has entered yet another monumental political era. President Joe Biden now occupies the White House and the
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Another Day, Another New Streaming Service
Streaming services have become giants of the entertainment industry; Netflix, Amazon Prime, BritBox and Disney+ dominate the streaming scene in
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From Page to Screen: 10 Book Adaptations Scheduled for 2021
With 2021 just around the corner, now is the perfect time to start looking at some of the amazing book
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2020: The Year that Changed Arts & Culture
It is January 1st, 2020; you are probably slightly hungover from that New Year’s Eve party last night. Luckily,
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Animal Crossing: Where Are We Now?
When Animal Crossing first came out in March 2020, it was the perfect lockdown companion. It’s the perfect boredom
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Our Favourite Books of 2020
Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay – Jennifer Kehlenbeck If you’d have told me last year that my favourite book of
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Review: The Midnight Library
Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library is a novel that gets to the heart of the modern person’s struggle
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Needle Felting – The Perfect Stress Reliever!
I first heard of needle felting from watching Kirstie’s Handmade Christmas (I love Kirstie Allsopp). At first, it seemed
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