Rhian Hutchings reviews ‘Martha’, the debut novel of Exeter-alumni, Walker Zupp.
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Amy Butterworth discusses the legitimacy of reading for the purposes of escapism
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Online Arts and Literature Editor, Lucy Aylmer, discusses the value of bookshelves in framing conference calls and the new digitalised office politics
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Olivia Garrett discusses the upcoming TV adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s ‘Noughts and Crosses’.
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Jess Calcutt discusses the lack of spending on women’s art and how it may, or may not, change in the future.
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Amy Butterworth illustrates the commonly misinterpreted term, Tantra and the framework in which its exhibition was developed Upon my first delving into the Tantra movement, following the announcement by the …
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Tom Dormer provides an introspective account on the ethics of exhibiting Nazi propaganda The 27th of January 2019 marked the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp, a time …
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Amelia Gregory discusses the responses to the art world being mediated by the Instagram experience The question to post or not to post is a common struggle in modern society, …
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Post from the Past Amy Butterworth, Online Lifestyle Editor, shares the implications of T.S. Eliot’s secret love letters Scholars have had little to no qualms about using writer’s diaries and …
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Esme Bateson suggests interesting, entertaining and challenging books for you 2020 reading list.
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Rhian Hutchings reviews ‘Martha’, the debut novel of Exeter-alumni, Walker Zupp.
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Amy Butterworth discusses the legitimacy of reading for the purposes of escapism
-
Online Arts and Literature Editor, Lucy Aylmer, discusses the value of bookshelves in framing conference calls and the new digitalised office politics
-
Olivia Garrett discusses the upcoming TV adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s ‘Noughts and Crosses’.
-
Jess Calcutt discusses the lack of spending on women’s art and how it may, or may not, change in the future.
-
Amy Butterworth illustrates the commonly misinterpreted term, Tantra and the framework in which its exhibition was developed Upon my first delving into the Tantra movement, following the announcement by the …
-
Tom Dormer provides an introspective account on the ethics of exhibiting Nazi propaganda The 27th of January 2019 marked the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp, a time …
-
Amelia Gregory discusses the responses to the art world being mediated by the Instagram experience The question to post or not to post is a common struggle in modern society, …
-
Post from the Past Amy Butterworth, Online Lifestyle Editor, shares the implications of T.S. Eliot’s secret love letters Scholars have had little to no qualms about using writer’s diaries and …
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Esme Bateson suggests interesting, entertaining and challenging books for you 2020 reading list.
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