The representation of Muslims in literature
Bashirat Oladele shares her two favourite books for Muslim representation, noting how they avoid stereotypes and the typical YA book trait of Muslims rejecting their faith
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Books
‘Women Don’t Owe You Pretty’ challenges sexist, racist and outdated narratives
Amoy Daley
Aug. 20
Do we really need new ‘Friends’ books?
Emma Wilkes
Aug. 18
Hey, Disney: leave ‘The Mandalorian’ alone
Enoch Mukungu
Aug. 16
The best books of: H. G. Wells
Reece Goodall
Aug. 14
‘Americanah’ and the experience of black Africans in the West
Tarari Kalango
Aug. 12
Literary characters during the summer
Seven Standen
Aug. 10
Does setting deadlines help your creative writing?
Maria Swiatek
Aug. 8
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