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Rhian Hutchings

Non-fiction and the problem of oversimplification

by Rhian Hutchings

Who has not stumbled across a list of “books that will change your life”? The popularity of non-fiction is on the rise, as authors seek to give readers accessible introductions to a plethora of topics, ranging from feminism to boosting productivity. Rhian Hutchings analyses this phenomenon and its potential consequences.

Opening lines: surpassing the introductory

by Rhian Hutchings

Franz Kafka claimed that “first impressions are always unreliable”, but are they? Rhian Hutchings assesses the importance of books’ opening lines and why some are more impactful than others.

Family photographs

by Rhian Hutchings

Rhian Hutchings reminisces on family photographs, and the sentimental value they have for us in lockdown.

2021 in Books

by Rhian Hutchings

Rhian Hutchings anticipates the top ten books to be published in 2021.

A Personal Memoir: The Diary

by Rhian Hutchings

By exploring the relationship between diary writing and women, Rhian Hutchings argues that the diary is a cathartic medium for sharing ideas and feelings

US Presidential Elections 2020: The Visual Art of Voting

by Arts & Lit and Rhian Hutchings

Rhian Hutchings assesses political activism in art and whether this really is a force for good

Diaries of Disaster

by Rhian Hutchings

Rhian Hutchings tackles the topic of diaries during lockdown, and how they can help us better understand ourselves in these uncertain times.

What the Writers are Reading

by Rhian Hutchings

Rhian Hutchings gives us the low-down on the perfect quarantine reading material

Book Review – ‘Martha’ by Walker Zupp

by Rhian Hutchings

Rhian Hutchings reviews ‘Martha’, the debut novel of Exeter-alumni, Walker Zupp.

Remembering the Good Times

by Rhian Hutchings

Rhian Hutchings shares the music that reminds her of life outside lockdown.

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