Story, Explained
Discover the magic of pen and paper: 5 benefits of writing by hand
There’s something about writing by hand with pen and paper. It’s an elegant way to shape your stories that produces a different kind of thinking.
What’s the secret message behind The Wonder’s storytelling trickery
Florence Pugh’s new movie The Wonder about a Victorian fasting girl has an unusual introduction and ending. We examine what these bookends mean.
How the greatest love story in history has a tragic modern feel
It is a love story between a dashing superstar and a captivating beauty. But while history remembers him as a hero, Emma's reputation was trashed...
Don’t delay – here are 4 world-beating tips to beat procrastination
Procrastination isn't laziness but instead something more closely associated with fear. Here, we go into detail about how to set your mind right....
Mind blown! Check out these astounding survivors from Middle English
These delightful words from Middle English have found ways to smuggle themselves through the centuries to stay part of our lexicon of modern life...
Who was the real man behind the myth of Bounty’s cruel Captain Bligh?
Mutiny? Over a Bounty? Perhaps it's time to return to the origin story of betrayal – and one of history’s biggest hatchet jobs on Captain W Bligh...





