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Natalie Haynes talks Medea, monsters and Madeline Miller

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By Grace Clift, Sarah Gent
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Natalie Haynes is a legend in the world of legends. She is host of the Stand Up To The Classics BBC Radio 4 show, author of A Thousand Ships and Pandora’s Jar, and won the Classical Association Prize for her work in making Classics more accessible. Ahead of her event in York as a part of her No Friend to This House book tour, Haynes spoke to Nouse about Hay Festival, weight training for writing, and Betty’s tearooms.
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Fiona Mozley: “Put the art first”

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By Grace Clift, Hannah Ellis-Petersen Verified, Charlotte Hogarth-Jones Verified
| Nouse Magazine Verified
This article is a part of Muse’s series ‘Talk of the Town’, which speaks to Yorkshire-born or -based authors about their experience in the literary world. “Half-arsed Brutalist.” These are the words Booker-shortlisted author Fiona Mozley uses to describe the setting of her new novel, Awake Awake”. Sound familiar? No, not all of the novel is Greg’s Place and (God forbid) Central Hall. It does, however, feature The Retreat, Revs and Picturehouse, as well as the obligatory Minster.
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The University of York Students’ Union has ratified the Restore Britain Society

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By Grace Clift, Hannah Ellis-Petersen Verified, Charlotte Hogarth-Jones Verified
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The University of York Students’ Union has ratified the Restore Britain Society. In a full statement on its Instagram and website, York SU shared that the decision was “not an endorsement” of the party’s policies. York SU said: “We are legally required to consider all society applications on the same basis, regardless of their politics.
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