‘Good Luck to You Leo Grande’- A Film Review
Premiering at the 2022 Sundance festival, Sophie Hyde’s Good Luck to You Leo Grande follows recently widowed ex-schoolteacher, Nancy Stoakes...
A Timeline of 20th Century British Cinema: From 1910-2000
Throughout my time at university, I’ve been both volunteering and working at The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum. Here, I’ve come...
What to Watch: The Best Indie Cinema to Watch in August 2022
Not sure on what to watch this summer as you hide out from the sweltering heat in your dark and...
The Causley Festival of Arts and Literature 2022- A View from the Other Side …
What a year July has been. Each day of the rosy month was filled with planning, planning and more planning...
Interpreting Artwork for Gallery Newbies
The world of galleries and museums can often seem very daunting. A person inexperienced in the art world may struggle...
‘Talisman’ by Jackie Taylor
Jackie Taylor lives and works in Cornwall. She is currently studying for an MLitt in Creative Writing at Glasgow University....
‘Owl Dream’ by Annemarie Cooper
Walking in nature is essential to Annemarie Cooper’s writing. She has had two pamphlets published Seeds by Fkarestack, The Flight...
Twyelyghte by Ellie Rees
Ellie Rees is a former teacher who retired and became a poet. Her first collection, ‘Ticking’ was published by Hedgehog...
Back to the Poetry Basics: Write a Haiku with Me!
Sometimes the shortest and sweetest of poems can be just as effective as a two-page long ballad. In accordance with...
‘Another Poem about our Early Days’ by Sarah Barr
Sarah Barr lives in Dorset where she writes poetry and fiction. Her writing has appeared in various magazines, anthologies and...
‘Heartbroken and Hungover in Oxfam Books and Music’ by Caroline Burrows
Caroline Burrows’ poetry has featured on BBC Radio 4, been printed in BBC Sky at Night Magazine, and shown at the Sheffield Adventure and Kendal Mountain Film Festivals. Her...
The ‘Lightbulb Moment:’ How to ignite inspiration for your next poem
We’ve made it to July, which can only mean one thing: it’s poetry! As the theme for this month is...











