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The philosophy of Stannis Baratheon
Andres De Miguel
Apr. 15
Fantasy literature: the capitalist roots of our desire to escape to another world
Ruby Deakin
Apr. 15
Book banning: warnings the UK must heed
Zoe Mudd
Apr. 15
What makes a good adaptation?
Toby Sawyer
Apr. 8
Why I didn’t give ‘The Fellowship of the Ring’ five stars
Hannah Colechin
Apr. 8
A review of Orwell’s essays
Arya Wadivkar
Apr. 5
Fight of the Mirabal sisters – a review of ‘In the Time of the Butterflies’
Hannah Colechin
Apr. 5
A review of ‘Keynes: Economist Philosopher Statesman’ by Robert Skidelsky
Arya Wadivkar
Apr. 4
‘Normal People’ by Sally Rooney – if I could erase one book from my memory and read it again as if for the very first time, it would be this one
Melissa Page
Apr. 4
A book review of ‘Fingersmith’ by Sarah Waters
Jamie Pakes
Apr. 1
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