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Arthur Ransome

September 2021

  • River Irwell in Manchester, 1859.

    From the Guardian archive
    The polluted River Irwell – archive, 1926

    17 September 1926: Arthur Ransome hopes that one day the river will cease to be a sewer and trout and salmon will return to Manchester

May 2021

  • From left: Neville Cardus; photograph to mark the Guardian’s centenary, CE Montague is second from left in the back row, with CP Scott front and centre; Nesta Roberts; CLR James; Evelyn Sharp being arrested in 1913; Jill Tweedie

    Guardian 200
    Marxists, feminists – and Olympians: the most dazzling Guardian writers over 200 years

    The Guardian has attracted all manner of big characters and social pioneers, from suffragettes to literary giants

March 2019

  • Altounyan family photographs<br>Mavis Guzelian (née Altounyan), the inspiration for the character Titty in Arthur Ransome’s Swallows and Amazons, on the lap of a nanny while boating with her older sisters Taqui (left) and Susie – who inspired other characters in the book – on Coniston Lake in the early 1920s.

    Swallows and Armenians: Arthur Ransome’s forgotten inspirations revealed

    A new art project is exploring how the characters in the English children’s classic were modelled on a family from Aleppo

October 2017

  • An angler in the river at Horton-in-Ribblesdale

    Country diary
    Country diary: rewilding a river I fished with Arthur Ransome

    Ribblesdale, North Yorkshire Wild trout are once again thriving in the beck my grandfather tended for the Manchester Anglers’ Association

July 2017

  • Wordsworth wrote his most famous poem ‘The Daffodils’ after seeing the flowers at Ullswater

    Books blog
    Well done Unesco for honouring the culture of the Lake District

    Wordsworth’s daffodils, Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit, Ransome’s Swallows and Amazons – Lakeland has been fertile ground for countless writers

April 2017

  • Swallows And Amazons film still

    Emma Donoghue: seven kids and four parents – bigger is better in children’s books

    In classics from Eve Garnett to Arthur Ransome, there are always enough kids to form a world without adults – and a hardcore tomboy can have a place in the gang

August 2016

  • Swallows and Amazons

    Books blog
    Why it wasn’t all plain sailing for Swallows and Amazons’ author

  • swallows and amazons 1st edition

    From the Guardian archive
    Swallows and Amazons book review, 1930 - archive

July 2016

  • Still from Swallows And Amazons (2016).

    Real Swallows and Amazons children were refugees fleeing Syria

  • the Walker children afloat in Swallows And Amazons.

    First look review
    Swallows and Amazons review – sails on merrily, despite spy ballast

  • Mark Rylance voices the BFG in the forthcoming film of the Roald Dahl classic.

    Hopes rise for big friendly tourist boost to screen locations of Roald Dahl’s children’s classic

  • Gentle and well-meaning ... Rebecca Root as Judy and Harry Hepple as Leo in Boy Meets Girl.

    TV review
    Boy Meets Girl review – yes, it’s groundbreaking, but it’s also a jarringly traditional sitcom

June 2016

  • Carnegie medal

    Children's books
    Eighty years of children's books: the best Carnegie medal winners

  • A sign on the campus of Monsanto Headquarters in St Louis, Missouri

    Brief letters
    Accrued interest in academics’ pensions

May 2016

  • ABritish passport and European Health Insurance Card

    Brief letters
    Could Brexit be hazardous to health?

    Brief letters: EHIC | Tate Modern atrium | Ladybird books | Windows 10 | Nottinghamshire cricket mutinies | Arthur Ransome’s character names

January 2016

  • Times Square snowman

    Children's books
    The best books about snow and ice for children

    As Snowzilla hits the US, the Book Doctor picks out children’s and teen books that celebrate the magical power of ice and snow to transform landscape and lives, from Arthur Ransome’s Winter Holiday to Susan Cooper’s The Dark Is Rising

November 2015

  • A scene from the BBC's The Secret Life of Arthur Ransome

    When Arthur Ransome rocked the boat over Russia

    Letters: He attracted the attention of the establishment by his opposition to allied intervention in the Russian civil war

July 2015

  • Reading in bed: Saturday newspaper articles need to capture their audience.

    From the Guardian archive
    From the archive, 13 July 1929: Arthur Ransome on writing Saturday articles

    Manchester Guardian, 13 July 1929: Like the music-hall performer who takes the difficult first turn, the writer of Saturday articles must fight for the attention of the audience

June 2015

  • Swallows and Amazons

    Swallows and Amazons actor defends name as remake swaps Titty for Tatty

  • Film and Television

    I loved playing Titty in Swallows and Amazons. It’s what fans still call me

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