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The spookiest haunted places in London: 7 of the city's eeriest hideouts (opens the original)
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I’ve always had a fascination with the supernatural, perhaps because my birthday is Halloween and it’s been a significant day for me all my life. Or it could be due to the fact I’ve had my own ghost sighting, when I was living in my university accommodation in Manchester many years ago. The ghostly little girl who lived in my room is definitely the spookiest thing to have happened to me and it’s a story I still tell people at parties. Some people believe me, some don’t. It was an eerie, terrifyi
The locations that inspired your favourite romantasy and fantasy books (opens the original)
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The mark of a great fantasy novel is its ability to immerse you, the reader, into this brand new, imaginary world. For the duration of those pages, you’re no longer sitting in the comfort of your bedroom with a cup of tea. Oh, no. Instead, you’re riding through the clouds on the backs of dragons, talking to faeries and navigating the deep and complex worlds of goddesses. In recent years, the world of romantasy literature, in particular, has taken the world by storm – dominating bestseller lists,
The best books under 150 pages to read on a flight (opens the original)
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So far in 2026, I’ve been fortunate enough to visit lots of new destinations abroad, both for work and for leisure. I keep joking to my friends that I’ve had an extended Eurosummer, zipping around Porto, Lisbon and Vienna, to name a few spots on my travel list this year. When it comes to flights, many travellers may think of this as dead time where you can’t do much but listen to music or podcasts (if you’ve remembered to download episodes and/or playlists). But for me, being on a flight is the
12 authors on the books that inspired them to travel (opens the original)
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Reading a good book can be a way to unwind after a stressful week at work, a way to escape reality for a little while, and a way to learn more about the world around us. However, books can also serve as some indirect inspiration for travel too – especially when a writer has transported you to a particular place or environment. I had this very experience recently whilst reading Carley Fortune’s latest romance novel, Our Perfect Storm. She’s an author who uses location as a character in itself and
The 57 acre historic UK island that's only reachable at low tide (opens the original)
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Cornwall is bursting with stunning sandy beaches, historic castles and lush gardens, so it’s no wonder that it’s a popular holiday spot for both Brits and visitors coming from abroad. But this region of the UK also has a secret of its own. Some 500 metres from mainland Cornwall, there is a small island that can only be reached at certain points in the day. Looked after by the National Trust alongside the St Aubyn family, St Michael’s Mount is only reachable at low tide and is the English twin of
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