Jane Haynes will be speaking at Vogue’s Virtual 5 days of Wellness…
The BritishVogueBeauty & Lifestyle team are thrilled to be hosting the very first 5DaysOfVogue Wellness. BritishVogue beauty editors will be hosting a packed schedule of virtual events from 19-23 October, covering all aspects of wellness, with a host of hand-picked experts on topi
We’re delighted to announce the launch of a new Lesley Blanch website…
Nicola Madge writes a piece listing 10 things she’d like her readers to know for Female First…
Nicola Madge has written a piece for Female First listing ten things she’d like her readers to know about her. You can read the article here and get your copy of Sixty So
Nicola Mage writes a piece called ‘Doing Time’ for Psychology Today
Venetia Welby will be speaking at Fictions of Every Kind: Heart + Prose event this Wednesday…
Venetia Welby will be reading from Dreamtime at Fictions of Every Kind: Heart and Prose event on Zoom this Wednesday 14th October. You can read about the event h
Portobello Book Blog reviews Sixty Somethings by Nicola Madge and Paul Hoggart
‘I am quite fascinated by social history so found this a really absorbing read. I think any women who lived through the Sixties would be interested in reading this partly to reminisce but also to compare their expe
Venetia Welby speaks about anthology Trauma and her essay The Art of Lost Sleep
Here’s Venetia Welby speaking about insomnia and her piece The Art of Lost Sleep for Trauma: Essays on Art and Mental Health anthology. You can read the piece on her website here
The Literary Review reviews Memories by Naim Attallah
‘Memories is a charming diversion in trying times. Attallah begins the book quoting Bette Davis’s remark that ‘old age is not for sissies’ and ends with a show of defiance: ‘As the song goes … I’m still here!’ Long may he remain so.’
The Literary Review reviews M
Brilliant piece on how to mentally prepare for a second lockdown by Quartet author and therapist Jane Haynes…
‘I fear this year there will be none of Keats’s promise of “season of mists and mellow fruitfulness”. Rather, we would be better to bulk buy SAD [Seasonal Affective Disorder] light accessories and only then immerse ourselves in the poet’s concept of “negative capability”, whi