You probably bought yourself a recipe book in January, using the Waterstones voucher from your aunt, to support your New Year’s resolution to take a break from those 3am Subways, and chances are it was either Deliciously Ella (495,191 books sold as of Jan 2017) or Lean in 15 (over 1.1 million books sold as […]
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Treat Your Shelf: Books are the Real Christmas Magic
Christmas, much like my student debt, has come out of nowhere this year. And, again much like my student debt, I’m trying not to think about it. Christmas shopping is an intimidating thing for students with £3.87 in their bank account (that much if you’re lucky!), and amongst the panic it’s easy to fall into […]
Treat Your Shelf: Power to the People
The Man Booker Prize would be that guy that says you just “don’t understand Morrissey” and will only drink Peruvian goat’s milk half-and-half decaf soy latte with a dash of Madagascan cinnamon. Despite notable moves in the publishing industry to reduce the elitism of the literary world, the Man Booker remains stoic in its high-brow […]