BAME authors need more representation in schools
Amoy Daley discusses why changes still need to be made to the books we read for GCSEs and A-Levels and shares with us some of her recommendations
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Poppy Male
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Yun Ko-eun’s ‘The Disaster Tourist’ is a much needed escape
Anonymous Writer
Oct. 17
Why first edition books must be treasured and valued
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Blind date with a book: anti-racism non-fiction
Josh Dixey-Lock
Oct. 13
Balancing creative writing and your degree
Emma Wilkes
Oct. 11
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