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Thoughts on gendered stereotypes from a Mr Men and Little Miss superfan
Sam Savelli
Jun. 6
Is there a point to political books?
Reece Goodall
Jun. 1
Procrastinate productively with creativity
Zoë Wells
May 30
‘Book-block’: writer’s block for readers
Giles Allen-Bowden
May 28
Is new fiction ‘new’?
Joseph Bullock
May 27
Does reading stop being fun at university?
Rosie Williams
May 23
Learn from Literature: women in the First World War
Alice Marmara
May 19
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