Tete a tete: Are print books becoming obsolete?
Two Books writers ask whether the advent of e-readers and iPads will make paper books a thing of the past
Read More
Books
A Conversation with Argo’s Tony and Jonna Mendez
Ibtisam Ahmed
May 25
Gender and genre: the politics of pseudonyms
Tom Bell
May 16
Learn From the Experts: Student guides to help you make the most of university
Lucy Berkeley
May 16
White Cargo: a history of the slave trade in black and white
Emily Sandra Buckley
May 9
To read or not to read: Is Shakespeare overrated?
Karishma Jobanputra
May 9
Celeste: a Graphic Novel with a Timely Twist
Carmella Lowkis
May 2
Why Men Don’t Read Any More
Megan Bower
May 2
Top Content
- 1International Women’s Day: spotlight on Nadine Asbali’s Veiled Threat
- 2Is Les Misérables worth reading?
- 3I Who Have Never Known Men: Reading between the lines
- 4Blood Meridian: The story that can’t be adapted
- 5Lost in translation: sentiments English cannot do justice, with a focus on Camus’s ‘The Stranger’
- 6300-year-old Shakespeare Folio collection set to sell for millions at auction
- 7Women of the World: Clarice Lispector and breaking the bounds of literature
- 8Poetic and revolutionary: why Emily Wilson’s translations of Homer’s epics are my favourite
- 9The unfettered woman: an exploration of the representations of women in fiction
- 10In defence of the easy read