‘To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You’ fails to hit the mark
Sadia Nowshin reviews ‘To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You’, the sequel to the hit Netflix Original movie.
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Creating terrifying tales for teens: Interview with Charlotte Salter
Author and alumnus of the University of Warwick, Charlotte Salter’s niche lies in scary Young Adult (YA) fiction, a genre she told me in an exclusive interview was something she “just kind of… fell into”. Speaking on her experiences of the challenges of writing, Salter granted an insight into what...
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In interview with: author, journalist and Warwick alumnus Paul Cooper
Sadia Nowshin interviews Paul Cooper, discussing his journey into writing and his latest novel All Our Broken Idols
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University essays reported to police spark debate on UK’s ‘Prevent’ programme
University essays have been flagged up under counter-terrorism measures and been investigated by police, according to a report by The Independent. The university essays were reported as part of the ‘Prevent’ programme, a UK government scheme encouraging institutions to have “due regard to the need to prevent people from being...
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Literary characters on the modern dating scene
With Valentine's Day approaching, Sadia Nowshin writes about famous literary characters and how they would fair in the current dating world.
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The fictional narratives of Love Island
Bikinis, buff bods and banter make up the majority of content for ITV’s hit reality show Love Island. So popular was the summer edition that a Winter series is currently underway as Instagram-ready singletons try to find their type on paper for a romance worthy of £50,000. However, the ‘reality’...
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Smashed avocados may mean we’re toast: the environmental impact of avocado farming
Sadia Nowshin explores the surprisingly harmful impact of avocado farming on the environment and the moral ambiguity behind it
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Stories that defined the decade
Sadia Nowshin discusses the books that she thinks defined the decade, noting the rise in diversity within literature
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In interview with: Antonia Lloyd-Jones
Antonia Lloyd-Jones speaks about the Warwick Prize for Women in Translation which aims to address the gender imbalance in translated literature. The prize is awarded annually to the best eligible work of literature written by a women, translated into English.
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In interview with: Maura Dooley
Maura Dooley speaks about the Warwick Prize for Women in Translation which aims to address the gender imbalance in translated literature. The prize is awarded annually to the best eligible work of literature written by a women, translated into English.
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In interview with: Tina Kover
The Warwick Prize for Women in Translation aims to address the gender imbalance in translated literature. The prize is awarded annually to the best eligible work of literature written by a women, translated into English.
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In interview with: Len Rix
The Warwick Prize for Women in Translation aims to address the gender imbalance in translated literature. The prize is awarded annually to the best eligible work of literature written by a women, translated into English.
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Coventry triple shootings lead to two arrests
Two men, aged 22 and 19, have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following three shootings in Coventry.
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