Lucy Dacus Confirmed Taylor Swift Name-Dropped Her on ‘The Tortured Poets Department’
While the Grammy-nominated album was widely speculated to be inspired by Tay’s alleged situationship with The 1975’s Matty ...
Well, Yes: Lucy Dacus Is *That* Lucy on Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’
Lucy Dacus recently confirmed that Taylor Swift reached out to her for permission to use her name in her album’s title track.
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Irish writers on Dylan Thomas Prize shortlist
celebrates the international world of fiction in all its forms including poetry, novels, short stories and drama. The prize invokes the memory of Dylan Thomas to support the writers of today ...
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Dylan Thomas: From Grave to Cradle
Show more Author and broadcaster Nigel Williams examines the work and the legend of one of the most famous poets of the 20th century, Dylan Thomas. Born in 1914, Dylan Thomas was an unruly and ...
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The ‘Grand, Mad’ Chelsea Hotel and the Celebs Who Lived (and Died) There
Back in the day, people from all over the world came to New York City hoping to become writers, actors, singers, directors or all of the above. And upon their arrival, they all convened in one place: ...
The little seaside village named one of UK's 5 best that most tourists won't know
This unsung village was recently named one of the best in the UK and overlooks a river, with breath-taking sand beaches, lush ...
The idyllic Welsh county that rivals Cornwall with infinity pool resorts and beautiful beach walks
GET out of the road!” yelled a cyclist as I nervously edged my rented Mini Countryman around a bus. I was on the wrong side ...
In ‘The Land Between the Rivers,’ an observer views Maine with a sharp eye
For many readers, “The Land Between the Rivers” will be an introduction to Todd Nelson and his lovingly crafted observational ...
The best Welsh walks with cracking pub pitstops
Just a short stroll from the coastal path, The Stackpole Inn is the perfect post-walk pit stop. This charming 17th-century ...
The UK's ancient seaside town that's surrounded by medieval walls and crystal-clear waters
The walls are assessed as one of the most important surviving medieval city walls in Britain. They were built in the 13th ...
Cúirt literature festival at 40: ‘There is a sense of an Irish writing culture exploding around the world’
When I was an impoverished student sustained by Pot Noodles, the Cúirt International Festival of Literature introduced me to ...