Learn from Literature: culture, identity and Britain
Arisa Loomba discusses what she learned from reading 'The Good Immigrant', edited by Nikesh Shukla and what it means to her.
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Books
Does the gender of the author alter the perception of a text?
Azzurra Moores
Aug. 25
The art of buying books and never reading them
Jasmine Morris
Aug. 23
Literary characters move into Warwick campus accommodation
Giles Allen-Bowden
Aug. 22
Review: Giant Days by Non Pratt
Georgia Simcox
Aug. 21
‘Universal’ places to read within walking distance of your home
Imogen Allport
Aug. 18
Tips and tricks: do I need to do the ‘recommended’ reading?
Tanya Khan
Aug. 16
Digital hub for aspiring writers launched with help from University of Warwick
Charlotte Whitsey
Aug. 15
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