William Shakespeare – Hamlet

By James Staynings | Published August 30, 2011
To read, or not to read, that's not really a question: But whether it be right to let you, the reader suffer The dull and lousy criticism of one of the Bard most loved/hated plays Or to move on and review another island in the sea of critical... more
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Sex, Drugs and Renaissance – Part 1

By James Staynings | Published June 11, 2010
It’s been a while since my last review and even longer since my last article, but less than 24 hours after my English exam on Renaissance drama I felt I might as well put that knowledge to good use. Today I’m going to guide you through the... more
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Mandatory Reading in Schools

By Sara | Published May 7, 2010
In the UK, recently published league tables show that one in ten schools have failed to meet the Government’s target when it comes to pupils’ literacy levels. Don’t worry, dear reader. This article isn’t about UK politics, or a rant about... more
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