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Book Nook: Interzone by William S. Burroughs
Magic in the Real World: Fantasy Novels and How They Excite
OTwo Reviews: Likewise
Is it time to do away with the self-conscious YA protagonist?
Leah Commandeur argues that the insecure YA protagonist may be out-dated and that Young Adult readers need a greater range of personalities among their protagonists.…
Drama for the Undramatic
With in-person theatre beginning to reopen, Heather Reynolds breaks down what beginner theatre-goers should look out for to make the most of their time.…
The Rise in Demand for Diverse Novels
Do publishing and bestseller lists accurately reflect the rise in demand for diverse novels? Heather Slevin investigates.…
Book Nook
Heather Slevin reviews debut novel, Why are you here?, by Radhika Iyer, and gives a recommendation on where you should read it.…
Getting into nonfiction as a fiction reader
Book Nook: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins
Director’s Cut: “The Road Not Taken”: A Film Proposal
Director’s Cut: "The Trees" by Philip Larkin: A Film Proposal
Director’s Cut: "The Orange" by Wendy Cope: A Film Proposal
Is there such a thing as original writing anymore?
Forever Young Adult: A Book Podcast
Classic Novels - as relevant as ever: To Kill a Mockingbird: Race & Equality
Classic Novels - as relevant as ever: Dostoevsky, Isolation, and Politics
Caroline Kelly takes a close look at Dostoyevsky's work and what we can take away from his portrayal of isolation and crime almost 200 years later.…
Classic Novels - as relevant as ever: Frankenstein: a Proto-Feminist Masterpiece
In a world slowly adapting to pro-women rights and ways of life, Lauren Cassidy shows how Mary Shelley’s work was centuries ahead of us.…