Stories from the past that are still relevant today
Nowadays, there is a common trend of retiring old books in favour of new, shiny paperbacks. In a world where...
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Books
To be Frank(enstein): a rant about Mary Shelley’s gothic novel
Lauren Nicholson
Dec. 29
Do we really need more adventures of Sherlock Holmes?
Alayna Ismail
Dec. 27
Has the campaign novel gone out of fashion?
Suad Izhac
Dec. 26
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
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