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Alicia Lukman
Mar. 12
Should we force theory onto texts?
Hayley Ho
Mar. 10
Charlotte Salter on dark children’s fantasy and LGBTQ+ representation in literature
Rosie Shakerchi
Mar. 9
That’s not my name
Jasmine Walker
Mar. 8
Choosing to use a ghost writer
Georgia Simcox
Mar. 6
When books become problematic
Vincent Loh
Mar. 5
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Lucy Martin
Mar. 3
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