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Charles Dickens: Celebrity Author  Featuring: audio, Copyrighted Image iStock

By The iTunes U team (The Open University)

07 February 2012

As Britain marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens, we delve into his world with these audio tracks  Read more : Charles Dickens: Celebrity Author

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By Dr Geoff Andrews (The Open University)

24 January 2012

80 years since the publication of Aldous Huxley’s dystopian novel Brave New World, Geoff Andrews wonders how it might be re-imagined today in the context...  Read more : Brave New World re-imagined

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'Write' life for the New YearCreative Commons Image By ZenAngie via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

03 January 2012

If one of your New Year resolutions was to write that elusive novel, get a helping hand with these useful links below  Read more : 'Write' life for the New Year

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National Poetry Day Creative Commons Image By spo0nman via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

06 October 2011

Get your quills at the ready and your thesaurus on standby for this collection of articles exploring the magical world of poetry on National Poetry...  Read more : National Poetry Day

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HG Wells and the mystery of the vanishing utopian sociologistsNCMallory under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Professor Laurie Taylor (Guest), Professor Ruth Levitas (Guest)

29 June 2011

HG Wells was one of the first sociologists - but why has his style of utopian sociology disappeared from the modern subject?  Read more : HG Wells and the mystery of the vanishing utopian sociologists

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Heart of a heartless world, soul of soulless conditionsCreative Commons Image Loren Javier under CC-BY-ND licence

By Dr Paula James (The Open University)

11 May 2011

She might have been a modern California girl, but Buffy's relationships with creatures of the dark is a tale as old as Slayers themselves...  Read more : Heart of a heartless world, soul of soulless conditions

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The Vision Machine vision Featuring: audio, The Open University

By Greg Pak (Guest), Gareth Mitchell (Guest)

24 March 2011

Greg Pak opened his Vision Machine graphic novel up to the community to remix. He explains to Gareth Mitchell why...  Read more : The Vision Machine vision

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Iain Banks talks writing, world events and Mastermind  Featuring: video, The Open University

By Derek Neale (The Open University), Iain Banks (Guest)

27 January 2011

Author Iain Banks talks to the OU's Derek Neale about the digitisation of books, his writing process, the impact of world events on his work...  Read more : Iain Banks talks writing, world events and Mastermind

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A reader's guide to Bonfire Of The VanitiesCreative Commons Image Pro-Zak under CC-BY-NC licence

By Dr Stephanie Forward (The Open University)

24 January 2011

Telling the story of man whose life rapidly spirals out of control, Tom Wolfe’s debut novel is November’s Book of the Month.  Read more : A reader's guide to Bonfire Of The Vanities

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It was a dark and stormy night: The rise of Gothic fictionRonfromyork | Dreamstime.com

By Dr Stephanie Forward (The Open University)

26 October 2010

Are you a fan of ‘Frankenstein’ or a devotee of ‘Dracula’? Do you shiver at the graveyard scene in ‘Great Expectations’? Explore the surge...  Read more : It was a dark and stormy night: The rise of Gothic fiction

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