In modern times, we have witnessed an ever-growing trend of books being adapted into movies. Whilst this is no new trend occurrence, it certainly does appear to have increased with no signs of stopping any time soon. Over the last year alone with we have witnessed the release of such...
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And here we are, the culmination of Doctor Who‘s 60th anniversary celebrations and specials, following on from Wild Blue Yonder the previous week. ‘The Giggle’ is a packed episode that tries to juggle many different threads and concepts, saying goodbye (once again) to David Tennant’s Fourteenth Doctor and Catherine Tate’s...
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Franz Kafka has become an increasingly well-known and revered figure within literary Modernism since the 1960s, when his work started to become more widely translated and accessible to international audiences. This fame carries with it an air of melancholy; during his lifetime his work was practically unknown. His fictional stories,...
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