Has the campaign novel gone out of fashion?
Suad Izhac writes about the current trend in literature which favours more implicitly political novels over the traditional campaign novel.
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Books
Literary characters during the festive season
Lauren Nicholson
Dec. 25
The politicians’ required reading list
Seven Standen
Dec. 23
The modern lesson of Scrooge: how A Christmas Carol is still relevant to us
Georgina Crothers
Dec. 21
Are you sitting comfortably? Good, then it’s statutory storytime
Lydia Atkins
Dec. 19
A not so thrilling thriller: The Roomates review
Emma Wilkes
Dec. 17
Could the publishing industry be influencing the vote?
Emma Frost
Dec. 15
Big screen little screen: the art of book adaptations
Giles Allen-Bowden
Dec. 13
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