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Sarah Perry: 'For much of my life, I loved God. The echo of that never fades' | Sarah Perry - Vimarsana News

Sarah Perry: 'For much of my life, I loved God. The echo of that never fades' | Sarah Perry

The Essex Serpent author on astronomy, her new novel Enlightenment and how her strict Baptist upbringing made its mark

'Teenagers are exhausting': Teacher and author Carol Atherton on why her profession deserves more respect | Fiction - Vimarsana News

'Teenagers are exhausting': Teacher and author Carol Atherton on why her profession deserves more respect | Fiction

The Head of English at a Lincolnshire secondary school discusses the crisis in education and her mission to make literature live for a new generation

A romp through 1990's most shocking moments A romp through 1990's most shocking moments - Vimarsana News

A romp through 1990's most shocking moments A romp through 1990's most shocking moments

Best on the Box choice for Saturday, January 10th... Channel 5 rewinds back to 1990 to replay 12 months of shocking and controversial moments in TV, music, showbiz, and politics. Jan Leeming narrates, with contributors including TV presenters Terry Christian, Nicki Chapman and Nick Hewer, journalists Sian Williams and John Sergeant, actress Nina Wadia and

Dale Spender obituary - Vimarsana News

Dale Spender obituary

Australian author, scholar and teacher who wrote the feminist classic Man Made Language and co-founded Pandora Press

Jeanette Winterson: 'I am not afraid of technology. I am afraid of humans' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Jeanette Winterson: 'I am not afraid of technology. I am afraid of humans' – The Irish Times

The writer, who is giving this year’s TS Eliot lecture at the Abbey Theatre, on scientific advances’ ramifications for art, literature and the human race