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Word of the Day

April 20, 2017

Word of the Day – Cispontine

Cispontine (adj) (archaic) sis-pont-ayn On the north side of the Thames bridges in London, thought…

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Word of the Day

April 18, 2017

Word of the Day – Legerdemain

Legerdemain (noun) lej-uh-de-mayn The clever use of one's hands when performing magic tricks. Sleight of…

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Arty Inspired by Literature Video

April 18, 2017

Inspiration for a Literary Wedding

Weddings and literature have one thing in common, romance, and it means that literary weddings…

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Word of the Day

April 18, 2017

Word of the Day – Ambuscade

Ambuscade (noun) (archaic) am-boo-scay-d An ambush. Through time this word has evolved to 'ambush' (more…)

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Word of the Day

April 17, 2017

Word of the Day – Goombah

Goombah (noun) (informal) goom-baaaaaah Strictly North American. An associate or accomplice, usually a senior gang…

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Inspired by Literature Literature

April 16, 2017

Twitter’s #LiteraryTypos Hashtag is Hilarious

Twitter provides some pretty funny and clever literary quips and we’re proud to be a…

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Word of the Day

April 15, 2017

Word of the Day – Mundivagant

Mundivagant (adj) mun-div-uh-gunt That roams around the world. A rare word that little is known…

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Libraries News

April 15, 2017

Carnegie Trust Survey Smashes Notion that Libraries are Outdated

Over the last few years in the UK we’ve seen funding to public services cut…

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Word of the Day

April 15, 2017

Word of the Day – Asunder

Asunder (adverb) (literary) (archaic) a-sun-duh Apart, in separate places. From old English 'sundran' to put…

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News

April 14, 2017

Daily Mirror, April 16th 1912 Shows Fascinating Insight into Reporting on Titanic Disaster

On 14th April 1912 the RMS Titanic hit an iceberg on its maiden voyage. In…

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