A light-hearted ramble about bookish pet peeves
Contrary to the title, I usually think of myself as someone who does not easily complain when it comes to...
Read More
Books
‘This book left me speechless’: A review of Elinor Cleghorn’s ‘Unwell Women’
Hannah Colechin
Nov. 13
‘Alexander Hamilton’ by Ron Chernow: a lyrical look at an American Founding Father
Arya Wadivkar
Oct. 26
The villain origin story I never knew I needed: A review of ‘The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’
Hannah Colechin
Oct. 21
A fresher’s guide to the Library
Alex Bird
Oct. 18
Warwick’s bookish societies
Rebecca Meldon
Sep. 28
Books Without Borders: Warwickshire writers
Taylor Green
Sep. 28
A humanities student’s guide to first-year reading
Izzy Brown
Sep. 28
Top Content
- 1Sally Rooney: ‘I intend to go on supporting Palestine Action and direct action against genocide’
- 2The weight of creation, the void of affection: An exploration of Frankenstein
- 3‘Walk or die, that’s the moral of this story’: A book review of Stephen King’s The Long Walk
- 4From a Senior Year journal to my first book: The journey of Cider Tea
- 5Literature as a mirror for history: What can we learn from the books we read, about our past and present?
- 6The Heart of the Matter – vexing or profound?
- 7If he can’t have love, he wants revenge: A review of Wuthering Heights
- 8Booktok reading culture – an honest review
- 9The original autumn girl: Anne Shirley’s whimsical legacy
- 10Lost in translation: The importance of authenticity in book to screen adaptations