Literary Come Dine with Me
Iona Murphy imagines five famous literary characters that we know and love on an episode of Come Dine with Me. The results are interesting...
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Books
Timeless words: remembering the literature of the Holocaust
Zoë Wells
Mar. 14
Are the Man Booker Prize’s rules fair?
Emma Worrall
Mar. 12
Does the world need more James Bond?
Alice Marmara
Mar. 9
Persuasion on the picket line
Freddie Harland-Say
Mar. 6
Does creative license know no bounds?
Connor Hutchinson
Mar. 3
Great reads for LGBTUA+ history month
Iona Murphy
Mar. 1
LGBTQ+ representation in literature
Katie Stokes
Feb. 27
Top Content
- 1The Death of the Author: What the Neil Gaiman case means to readers
- 2International Women’s Day: spotlight on Nadine Asbali’s Veiled Threat
- 3Italian Myth of Sisyphus: a review of Fenoglio’s ‘A Private Affair’
- 4Where to start: Terry Pratchett’s ‘Discworld’ series
- 5Investigating the US banned books list
- 6Is Les Misérables worth reading?
- 7The best books I read in 2024
- 8The Poetry Collection: Louise Glück: ‘doesn’t Joy, like fear, make no sound?’
- 9I Who Have Never Known Men: Reading between the lines
- 10Lost in translation: sentiments English cannot do justice, with a focus on Camus’s ‘The Stranger’