Chick lit in the twenty-first century
Stephanie Hartley defends a much-derided genre, and explores how Chick Lit authors explore the issues and fears of modern women
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Books
Comics Unmasked at the British Library
Ibtisam Ahmed
Jul. 16
Detective fever is spreading in Robert Galbraith’s ‘The Silkworm’
Daniel Cope
Jul. 6
Review: ‘Lady Chatterly’s Lover’ by DH Lawrence
Stephanie Hartley
Jul. 4
Publishing revolution: Is there love in the air for the new Mills & Boon app?
Karishma Jobanputra
Jun. 26
Maybe John Green will be our always
Samantha Hopps
Jun. 25
What we’re reading this summer
Ibtisam Ahmed
Jun. 22
The only way is English Literature
Carmella Lowkis
Jun. 22
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