Is it better to speak or to die? How queer subtext ensured literary survival
With the rapid growth in the demand for LGBTQIA+ representation in media, it is no wonder that the literary landscape...
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The fight for queer literature
Angelina Zhang
Jun. 16
The Poetry Collection: Langston Hughes, an icon of the Harlem Renaissance
Imaan Aziz
Jun. 13
Blood Meridian: The story that can’t be adapted
Abishek Elavarasan
Jun. 9
Nostalgia Corner: ‘Murder Most Unladylike’
Ciara Dowling
Jun. 5
300-year-old Shakespeare Folio collection set to sell for millions at auction
Maya Gordon
May 22
Is John Williams’ Stoner worth the read?
Emily Hearn
May 15
In defence of the easy read
Annie Carty
May 13
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