The Boar at Cheltenham Literature Festival
Last year, former Books Editor Gaby Shedwick reported on the 2022 Cheltenham Literature Festival. Being a former Books Dep and...
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Anna Barnard
Dec. 19
The most experimental book of the 70s: ‘If on a Winter’s Night a Traveller’ by Italo Calvino review
Hannah Colechin
Dec. 19
Remembering Benjamin Zephaniah: ‘the people’s laureate’
Adam Agowun
Dec. 9
Should we keep using Goodreads?
Hannah Colechin
Nov. 27
A retrospective look at the youth of compelling figure: a review of ‘My Early Life’
Arya Wadivkar
Nov. 24
Why joining a book club made me a better reader
Hannah Colechin
Nov. 24
‘The White Album’ review: a bleak introspection on 1970s America
Gemma Short
Nov. 24
‘An honest look at the complexities of motherhood’– a review of ‘One Italian Summer’ by Rebecca Serle
Estella Neumayr
Nov. 23
A compelling, heartfelt novel: a review of ‘The Buried Giant’ by Kazuo Ishiguro
Jamie Pakes
Nov. 23
‘How are you? No really, how are you?’ An interview with Dr Alex George
Luke Chapman
Nov. 15
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