Why comics are literature
The long-standing debate about if comics are a serious enough literary medium to be officially designated as ‘literature’ has raged...
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Books
The Boar at Cheltenham Literature Festival
Luke Chapman
Dec. 20
The ’70s library is not past its due date
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
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- 2A story narrated by Death: A review of ‘The Book Thief’
- 3Why joining a book club made me a better reader
- 4Do we need book reviews?
- 5Why we should burn the play version of A Little Life
- 6Puzzling perfection: A review of ‘Murder on the Orient Express’
- 7A Tragedy Worth Reading: A Review of ‘The Nickel Boys’
- 8Chess and Coming-of-Age: A Review of ‘The Queen’s Gambit
- 9Such a captivating story: a review of ‘Northern Lights’ by Philip Pullman
- 10‘Forgiveness is a seed for peace’ – a review of ‘The Twins of Auschwitz’