Jessica Learmont explores the sentimental nature of Christmas literature and her favourite Christmas books.
Books
First Impressions
Molly Clearly explores the importance of opening lines and discusses some of her favourites.
Audio V Print: The Consumption of Literature
George Clark, Print Comment Editor, discusses the debate of audiobooks versus physical books and how they are different rather than a copy of the other.
Black History Month Literature
In celebration of Black History Month, Emily Pirie looks at Alice Walker’s ‘The Colour Purple’.
Sci-fi and sci-fiction
Elinor Jones explores the genre of science-fiction and how it has often predicted future scientific advances.
This is your life?
Deputy Editor, Neha Shaji discusses autobiographical literature and its often political nature.
Non-Fiction Books on the Rise
Paige Insalaco discusses the increasing publication and popularity of non-fiction books.
100 Years of Salinger
Online Lifestyle Editor, Emily Pirie, takes a look at how J.D. Slainger’s ‘The Catcher in The Rye’ has affected our society on his 100th anniversary.
Does the KonMari method spark joy?
I happened across the Marie Kondo movement a few years ago, when I snuck into my sister’s bedroom to try and steal a t-shirt- sorry Mia- and noticed that all of her clothes were folded in a peculiar way. Upon asking her, and thus being reprimanded for snooping in her chest of drawers, she told […]
Hot off the press: 2018’s anticipated releases
Feel Free by Zadie Smith Feel Free is an upcoming book of essays by Zadie Smith, scheduled for release in February. Split into five sections – ‘In the World’, ‘In the Audience’, ‘In the Gallery’, ‘On the Bookshelf’, and ‘Feel Free’ – it covers a range of topics such as the way we use social media, […]