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literature

The art of writing love letters: old-fashioned or timeless?

by Lucy Rawlings

Lucy Rawlings discusses the nearly lost art of writing love letters and why it is a practise we should continue.

Banned books in the “land of the free”

by Isabel Langguth

Isabel Langguth explores the history of book banning and why it is still happening today.

How to keep a reading resolution

by M Shelton

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.

2021 Nobel Prize in literature

by Catherine Nock

Abdulrazak Gurnah, winner of the 2021 Nobel Prize in literature, has surged to the top of bestseller lists. Catherine Nock reviews his latest novel, Afterlives, and discusses the impact of receiving such high critical acclaim.

New Tennessee Williams short story published

by Catherine Nock

Texts labelled as “classics” often seem static and immovable as they maintain a firm position within literary history. A newly discovered Tennessee Williams story, however, makes us rethink this preconception. Catherine Nock explores this recent publication and how it destabilises our notion of the literary canon.

2021 Booker Prize shortlist in review

by Catherine Stone

Catherine Stone discusses the 2021 Booker Prize shortlist and outlines the prize’s significance within literary history.

Celebrating Women’s History Month

by Jessica Holifield

Jessica Holifield commemorates Women’s History Month by celebrating women’s contribution to literature. Who are the female literary greats and why?

Four Literary Podcasts for Book Lovers

by Austin Taylor

Austin Taylor recommends podcasts that every fan of literature should be listening to.

Review: The Unexpected Joy of the Ordinary by Catherine Gray

by Lifestyle

Review: The Unexpected Joy of the Ordinary by Catherine Gray Danni Darrah reviews one of her most loved novels It’s no secret that I’m a fan of the self-help genre. I’ve read how to not give a f*** with Manson, understood the ways of a calm life with Fearne Cotton and even tried finding the […]

Escapist Literature

by Amy Butterworth

Amy Butterworth discusses the legitimacy of reading for the purposes of escapism

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