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What is a literary festival?
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Celebrating festivals from the past and present
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Read this before you fall for a personalised book
The COVID-19 pandemic has seen the sales of personalised books go up, but are they as beneficial as other children's books? Professor Natalia Kucirkova explores...
Read now: Read this before you fall for a personalised book about Managing projects through people
Updated on:
16 Nov 2020
Updated on:
20 Oct 2020
The Secret Life of Books: Download the app
Download the app from the BBC Four series, The Secret Life of Books.
Take part now: The Secret Life of Books: Download the app about Managing projects through people
Updated on:
15 Oct 2020
What is a literary festival?
Literary festivals have gained traction in recent years, and perhaps one of the better-known literary festivals in the UK is ‘The Hay Festival of Literature & Arts’.
Watch now: What is a literary festival? about Managing projects through people
Updated on:
20 Jul 2020
Classical Studies: festivals
‘Festival’ at its very essence, is a collective event where people come together to enjoy life’s simple pleasures – music, dancing, food and drink. But it isn’t a modern concept. Academics within our Classical Studies discipline share their...
Watch now: Classical Studies: festivals about Managing projects through people
Updated on:
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Celebrating festivals from the past and present
The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) has curated a virtual festival to showcase and celebrate some of the lesser-known festivals of the past and present. Explore festivals dating back to Ancient Greece and Rome, discover ...
Watch now: Celebrating festivals from the past and present about Managing projects through people
Updated on:
20 Jul 2020
Glastonbury and the festival
Glastonbury, a town nestled in southwest England, is one of the most popular and sacred pilgrimage sites, and it also happens to host one of the world’s most famous music festivals!
Watch now: Glastonbury and the festival about Managing projects through people
Updated on:
20 Jul 2020
Happy birthday Shakespeare!
It has been over 400 years since Shakespeare died, but his works still 'play on' today. Explore the life, times and legacy of the Bard of Avon...
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