Settings: imagining the unknown or things already seen?
Sanjana Iyer delightfully explores the unique and wonderful ways in which we visualise settings.
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Author Spotlight: Dolly Alderton
Gemma Short
Jul. 23
221B Baker Street, London’s most underrated attraction?
Luke Chapman
Jul. 17
Moby-Dick, or chasing the appeal of the white whale
Reece Goodall
Jul. 16
‘Shakespeare’: Bill Bryson’s engaging and thought-provoking examination into the Bard of Stratford
Anna Barnard
Jul. 11
AI-generated images on book covers: a cheap, dishonest art
Rebecca Meldon
Jul. 7
Books Without Borders – Sweden
Taylor Green
Jul. 3
Megan Phelps-Roper’s “Unfollow”, a story of reckoning
Alexandra Luca
Jul. 1
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