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.
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In celebration of Black History Month, Emily Pirie looks at Alice Walker’s ‘The Colour Purple’.
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Elinor Jones explores the genre of science-fiction and how it has often predicted future scientific advances.
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Deputy Editor, Neha Shaji discusses autobiographical literature and its often political nature.
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Paige Insalaco discusses the increasing publication and popularity of non-fiction books.
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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.
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I happened across the Marie Kondo movement a few years ago, when I snuck into my…
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Feel Free by Zadie Smith Feel Free is an upcoming book of essays by Zadie Smith, scheduled…
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There’s a moment in ‘The Past is Important to Us’, a short story in ‘Uncommon Type’…
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War and Peace is as poignant in 2017 as it was when first published in the…
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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.
-
In celebration of Black History Month, Emily Pirie looks at Alice Walker’s ‘The Colour Purple’.
-
Elinor Jones explores the genre of science-fiction and how it has often predicted future scientific advances.
-
Deputy Editor, Neha Shaji discusses autobiographical literature and its often political nature.
-
Paige Insalaco discusses the increasing publication and popularity of non-fiction books.
-
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.
-
I happened across the Marie Kondo movement a few years ago, when I snuck into my…
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Feel Free by Zadie Smith Feel Free is an upcoming book of essays by Zadie Smith, scheduled…
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There’s a moment in ‘The Past is Important to Us’, a short story in ‘Uncommon Type’…
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War and Peace is as poignant in 2017 as it was when first published in the…
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