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Castles In The Air, by Judy Corbett, book review

Joy Wright 15 March 2026

Castles in the Air is a rather lovely thing. Part history, part personal adventure, it tells the story of the long and patient restoration of Gwydir Castle, one of what…

Agatha Christie’s Death On The Nile, touring production review.

Joy Wright 14 March 2026

Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile is touring the Uk until the end of May 2026. It’s one of those stories which some have read, has been made into film…

The St Mary’s Incident Report Competition

Joy Wright 11 March 2026

One of the pleasant oddities of writing life is that sometimes you can throw yourself in at the deep end with some of the wildest ideas and it’s simply the…

Legally Blonde, The Musical, 2026 Tour

Joy Wright 8 March 2026

A show like Legally Blonde The Musical doesn’t come along often, where about twenty minutes in you realise the entire theatre has entered into a kind of collective agreement to…

Theatre; My first love

Joy Wright 5 March 2026

I can trace back when I fell in love with theatre, I think, to a seat in the dark at the Crucible Theatre in 1982. I don’t remember looking forward…

Single White Female theatre review

Joy Wright 1 March 2026

(UK & Ireland Tour, 2026) Many people over forty or so will remember the 1992 film Single White Female of the same name and immediately assume that a touring production…

The Starfall Ball; From babies to ballgowns.

Joy Wright 28 February 2026

My dear friend found the Starfall Ball event page and so there we were, two dedicated booklovers entertaining the idea of going to a ball. Anne and I bonded over…

Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir – audiobook review

Joy Wright 25 February 2026

Narrated by Ray Porter There are good audiobooks. There are great audiobooks. And then there are the ones that blow the others away in their sheer brilliance.I picked up Project…

Wuthering Heights 2026 Film Review

Joy Wright 22 February 2026

There are some books, which when freshly adapted to screen, I cannot help but approach with a kind of protectiveness. Wuthering Heights is one of them, I have loved it…

The Strange Maths Of Hope

Joy Wright 10 February 2026

I entered my ‘first novel’ into a competition last month, The Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize. Except it’s not really my first novel. It’s one of nine which live on my…

The Housemaid – Freida McFadden

Joy Wright 9 February 2026

I finally picked up The Housemaid because it’s one of those books that’s been everywhere for a while now and also because there’s a cinema release out and I very…

Sometimes I Lie – Alice Feeney

Joy Wright 31 January 2026

I came to Sometimes I Lie as part of a small run of psychological thrillers whilst specifically exploring the genre, the kind you read when you’re trying to understand the…