Lucy Pughe-Morgan analyses the influx in memoir publications over the past decade and considers their impact on the literary scene.
Books
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Emily Sara Rizzo reviews Travis Baldree’s debut novel, Legends and Lattes
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Joseph Vinton, Satire Editor, talks diversity and accessibility in an analysis of Amazon’s Kindle Publishing Direct.
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Manon Martini, Arts + Lit Editor, reveals the best places to buy second-hand books and the joys of rehoming preloved books instead of buying new ones.
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At the beginning of each year, “reading more” crops up on many people’s list of resolutions. Unfortunately, many fail to keep the promises they make to themselves. M Shelton discusses how to re-ignite one’s love for books while avoiding the dreaded reading slump.
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Catherine Stone discusses the 2021 Booker Prize shortlist and outlines the prize’s significance within literary history.
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Are you a Fresher anxious to learn about Exeter’s best-kept secrets? Or a returner eager to try something new? Charlotte Black takes us on a whistle-stop tour around Exeter, recommending the best places to immerse yourself in your reading.
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Georgia Balmer discusses Eve Babitz’s life and writing, and why her work remains relevant today.
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As summer is well underway, Danni Darrah writes about which books you should bring with you on your next trip to Exmouth.
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Millie Betts explores Matt Haig’s bestselling novel, The Midnight Library
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Lucy Pughe-Morgan analyses the influx in memoir publications over the past decade and considers their impact on the literary scene.
-
Emily Sara Rizzo reviews Travis Baldree’s debut novel, Legends and Lattes
-
Joseph Vinton, Satire Editor, talks diversity and accessibility in an analysis of Amazon’s Kindle Publishing Direct.
-
Manon Martini, Arts + Lit Editor, reveals the best places to buy second-hand books and the joys of rehoming preloved books instead of buying new ones.
-
At the beginning of each year, “reading more” crops up on many people’s list of resolutions. Unfortunately, many fail to keep the promises they make to themselves. M Shelton discusses how to re-ignite one’s love for books while avoiding the dreaded reading slump.
-
Catherine Stone discusses the 2021 Booker Prize shortlist and outlines the prize’s significance within literary history.
-
Are you a Fresher anxious to learn about Exeter’s best-kept secrets? Or a returner eager to try something new? Charlotte Black takes us on a whistle-stop tour around Exeter, recommending the best places to immerse yourself in your reading.
-
Georgia Balmer discusses Eve Babitz’s life and writing, and why her work remains relevant today.
-
As summer is well underway, Danni Darrah writes about which books you should bring with you on your next trip to Exmouth.
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Millie Betts explores Matt Haig’s bestselling novel, The Midnight Library
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