Lockdown has turned a lot of us into bookworms (if we weren’t already!) and so at the BMI, we’re creating a space for our members to write about their reading experiences in lockdown. [...]
Bringing Dickens to the Stage. Part Two: Dickens’ performing career This is the second post of the mini-series “Bringing Dickens to the Stage”, in which actor Gerald [...]
Lockdown has turned a lot of us into bookworms (if we weren’t already!) and so at the BMI, we’re creating a space for our members to write about their reading experiences in lockdown. [...]
Looking through the windows in Stoker’s Dracula In this post, Marta Palandri (@hardlyanitgirl on Twitter) discusses the symbolism of windows, light and darkness in Bram Stoker’s Dracula. [...]
Content Welcome to our new format Monthly Newsletter Welcome from our Senior Vice President, Dr Serena Trowbridge Trustee Appointments Operations Update Our Coat of Arms Library Matters Become a [...]
Bringing Dickens to the Stage. Part One: A Christmas Carol In the anniversary week of Charles Dickens’s death, 150 years ago, we are excited to present you a personal view of Charles [...]
A Christmas Carol: A secular or religious text? In this post, Mary Hind-Portley (@Lit_Liverbird) explains how she teaches Dickens’ Christmas Carol with a focus on its religious elements. The [...]
Sikes and Nancy: Dickens and audience In this post, Dr Caroline Radcliffe (University of Birmingham), discusses the dramatic quality of Dickens’s writing. She reflects on Dickens’s own dramatised [...]
