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Like all good stories, The Odyssey is rich in symbolism and be read in many different ways. Recently I’ve become interested in interpretations that read Odysseus’ adventures psychologically. In ancient times, stories about personal journeys...
When your parent/s chose your name they probably considered several different options. Names can run in families, or reflect our cultural background - and more subtly they can also influence how others perceive us, and how we feel about our...
‘I don’t want to be good. I want to be happy’ - those are the words of Zoe, a character in the recent BBC series, Two Weeks in August - as she tells her self-involved husband she no longer wants to be married to him. It’s the first of many...
Can beauty substitute for loss? Those of us who’ve experienced grief, are left forever seeking some kind of higher truth about life, chasing beauty, meaning and melancholy - at least that’s the theory Donna Tart explores in this sprawling,...
Re-tellings or alternate versions of literary classics are seemingly everywhere at the moment. Both in the books world and in TV. The current trend is towards re-imagining stories to bring out marginalised voices from history. In TV, many c...
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Book recommendations, reviews and general reflections on reading\ud83d\udcda in a digital world. Journo, editor and content writer. Also runs the account @Psychology and/or birds
Nature lover, idealist, endlessly curious. Writing about my characterful garden birds and their antics\ud83d\udc24, human and animal psychology and personality. 'Ways of the (bird)' series with interesting facts and real stories. Posts every 2-4 weeks.
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