The Reader, No. 23
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Most literary magazines focus on the craft of writing and cater to a highly select audience of writers, literary critics, and scholars of literature. In contrast, "The Reader" is a quarterly literary magazine aimed at the intelligent common reader. Volume 23, "Reading and Health," includes a new story from renowned writer Ray Tallis, a discussion on how reading and writing poetry helps those suffering from depression, and an article by Philip Davis on the neurological effects of reading Shakespeare.

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Produktbeschreibung
Most literary magazines focus on the craft of writing and cater to a highly select audience of writers, literary critics, and scholars of literature. In contrast, "The Reader" is a quarterly literary magazine aimed at the intelligent common reader. Volume 23, "Reading and Health," includes a new story from renowned writer Ray Tallis, a discussion on how reading and writing poetry helps those suffering from depression, and an article by Philip Davis on the neurological effects of reading Shakespeare.
Autorenporträt
Jane Davis is based at the Reader Centre, University of Liverpool, and currently directs a major social inclusion project based on shared reading.