A New Flynn Festival Celebrates First-Person Storytelling
Since the beatnik heyday of the 1950s and '60s, audience members at storytelling and poetry slam performances have shown their appreciation with finger snaps rather...
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Since the beatnik heyday of the 1950s and '60s, audience members at storytelling and poetry slam performances have shown their appreciation with finger snaps rather...
British consultancy Q5 has expanded its footprint in the Middle East with a new office in Muscat.
A SHOWCASE exhibition featuring the work of graduates of the University of Cumbria’s MA Creative Practice programme has opened on the Brampton…
A look at the life and work of photographer Neil Montanus, who is best known for creating the most Coloramas for Kodak's famous ad campaign.
Vanessa Riley April 27, 2021 The story starts with a tragedy. A ship sailing from Jamaica sinks just before it reaches England’s shore, leaving only two survivors. The first is a badly injured woman. The other is a baby girl, who is quickly deposited into the arms of Daniel Thackery, Earl of Ashbrook. He had come to the port to meet Phoebe Dunn, his bride-to-be. A baby wasn’t in his plans—but as the baby is a blackamoor (the Regency-era term for people with dark skin) like him, the sailors assume the child must be his. If he doesn’t claim the girl, who he can only assume was Phoebe’...