Parables of Care narrates the true stories of dementia care in comics form. Dr Ernesto Priego explains how comics, asContinue Reading
Nursery rhymes are funny and cruel, but also playful and socially acceptable. Michael Coles explains how he constructs his nurseryContinue Reading
Opinions not informed by lived experience and facts cannot pass as science. Statistics and empirical evidence help Dr Brooke MagnantiContinue Reading
Having studied the reading activities of Benedictine monks, Richard Irvine proposes that reading doesn’t have to be a lonely act.Continue Reading
FR di Brozolo uses science and technology, which he covers professionally as a journalist, as the starting point for hisContinue Reading
Felix Diemer spent two months working on the 138-meter-long cargo vessel “Sun Discoverer” to photograph 16 Russian-speaking sailors as theyContinue Reading
The Little Girl Who Gave Zero Fucks is a book that the author, Amy Kean, says she’d wished she hadContinue Reading
As readers depend on the internet to consume smaller pieces of information, reading a book – for those who useContinue Reading
People admire bookshelves, not hard drives, says carpenter Pete Masters. Books inspire conversation by their physical presence, so why wouldContinue Reading
Self-publishing was “once considered the preserve of eccentric rich show-offs” but now is the authors’ “first and best option forContinue Reading
