Scary reads for Halloween
Just in time for spooky season, Reece Goodall shares with us his favourite haunted reads
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The recognition of YA authors of colour has come far too late
Bashirat Oladele
Oct. 27
BAME authors need more representation in schools
Amoy Daley
Oct. 25
The beauty behind a new beginning
Robyn Hunter
Oct. 23
Why Goodreads is no longer the website it set out to be
Noah Keate
Oct. 21
How Dolly Alderton’s best-selling memoir became the new millennial bible
Poppy Male
Oct. 19
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
Noah Keate
Oct. 15
Top Content
- 1The importance of Warwick’s Palestinian Literature and Culture Reading Group: An interview with convenor Nadia Hajal-Backleh
- 2The weight of creation, the void of affection: An exploration of Frankenstein
- 3The importance of young readers
- 4I Who Have Never Known Men : A review
- 5Where to start with Jane Austen
- 6The trivialisation of romance: It’s not just anything, it’s love
- 7What AI means beyond your essay: Part One
- 8The inevitable tragedy: An analysis of Dune
- 9The world between our fingers: The importance of reading translated fiction in a global world
- 10Who lives, who dies, who tells your story: Successful companies, human creativity, and AI, apparently