On a great poem by one of WWI’s overlooked war poets – analysed by Dr Oliver Tearle Ivor Gurney is a relatively little-known poet of the First World War. Born in Gloucester in 1890, he served in the War from 1915 until 1917; he would spend most of his final […]
The life and work of Mary Wollstonecraft, told through five great pieces of trivia 1. Mary Wollstonecraft wrote a book about the ‘rights of men’ before she wrote her more famous book. It’s reasonably well known that, when Edmund Burke published his Reflections on the Revolution in France in 1790, Thomas Paine […]
By Kate Funk When writing creative content, writers need to have inspiration. What makes creative writing different from other forms of writing is that it requires a certain level of creativity and dexterity. From newbie to highly proficient writers, many would use various creative writing tools to come up with […]