In defence of graphic novels
Why do some readers look down on graphic novels? Reece Goodall explains why we ought to reconsider the literary form.
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Dan Ewers
Feb. 24
Warwick Alumnus wins Beverly Series Prize for Poetry Collection
Branca Lessa de Sá
Feb. 17
Memories of Magic: Growing up with Harry Potter
Aleemat Salami
Feb. 15
Trump’s America and Doublespeak: Why is Orwell’s 1984 selling out?
Natalya Smith
Feb. 11
“Hogwarts will always be there to welcome you home”: The Importance of Harry Potter
Louise Griffin
Feb. 7
Lifestyle and Books: Literature to Live Your Life By
John Butler
Feb. 5
10 Reasons Why Poetry is Better than Fiction
Jorun Bork
Feb. 3
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