Franz Kafka claimed that “first impressions are always unreliable”, but are they? Rhian Hutchings assesses the importance of books’ opening lines and why some are more impactful than others.
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Cat Stone overviews the very first novel, The Tale of Genji, and it’s cultural impact.
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Why do John Le Carré’s novels translate so well to TV and Film media? John Le…
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In E.M. Forster’s Maurice, set in the rigid Christian and bourgeoisie environment of early twentieth century…
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Franz Kafka claimed that “first impressions are always unreliable”, but are they? Rhian Hutchings assesses the importance of books’ opening lines and why some are more impactful than others.
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Cat Stone overviews the very first novel, The Tale of Genji, and it’s cultural impact.
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Why do John Le Carré’s novels translate so well to TV and Film media? John Le…
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In E.M. Forster’s Maurice, set in the rigid Christian and bourgeoisie environment of early twentieth century…
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