Literary characters in lockdown
Sadia Nowshin imagines what some of our favourite literary characters would be like under lockdown, from the Winnie the Pooh gang to Harry Potter
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Should writers be limited to their own experiences?
Giles Allen-Bowden
Apr. 15
‘Lockdown Lit’: a video anthology to keep creativity thriving
Lauren Nicholson
Apr. 13
Reviews inevitably determine which books we buy and read
Noah Keate
Apr. 11
Blind date with a book: science fiction
Lauren Nicholson
Apr. 9
Why Marvel’s Snowflake and Safespace miss the mark
Reece Goodall
Apr. 7
Controversial ideas in literature should be debated, not censored
Noah Keate
Apr. 5
Books to binge whilst in bunker-mode
Emma Brade
Apr. 3
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