Accurate literary representations of life
Emily Donoghue describes how literature provides an accurate representation of the human condition, referencing works such as Madame Bovary
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In interview with: author, journalist and Warwick alumnus Paul Cooper
Sadia Nowshin
Feb. 25
Reading: a continual education in empathy
Jack Davey
Feb. 23
Literary recipes for romance: writing love over the ages
Georgina Crothers
Feb. 21
The evolution of LGBTQ+ relationship representation in literature
Lillie Skerman
Feb. 19
Should we humanise literary villains?
Giles Allen-Bowden
Feb. 17
Literary characters on the modern dating scene
Sadia Nowshin
Feb. 14
Stephen King’s diversity comments have no place in the industry
Fey Kapur
Feb. 13
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