Stereotypes in Entertainment: Comedy or Tragedy?
Superficial tropes or normalised definitions? Online Manager Hannah takes a look at some of the most frequent stereotypes.
Author Hannah Billingsley-Dadd
Hannah Billingsley-Dadd
I am a third-year computer scientist. As a lover of fantasy and massive bookworm, when not behind a screen I can be found with my nose in a YA novel or attempting to write something. I'm a tragic cook but a pretty keen coder. Can be found on Twitter @hannah_dadd .
Total articles: 21
Nostalgic News- City of Ashes was released 10 Years Ago
Hannah Billingsley-Dadd looks back on the second instalment of Cassandra Clare’s ‘The Mortal Instruments’, published ten years ago today.
Should Entertainment be Moral?
As Oscars contender Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri has received backlash for its portrayal of morality, Online Manager Hannah looks at this issue on a wider scale.
Best Comedians from the ’80s
Abi Cutler and Hannah Billingsley-Dadd takes an in-depth look at Robin Williams’ and Rowan Atkinson’s careers.
A Beginner’s Guide to 80s Cinema
From coming of age classics, to iconic sci-fi adventures, by way of a cartoony gothic fairytale, The Edge presents our 80s film 101.
The Golden Age of the Arcade
Hannah Billingsley-Dadd remembers some arcade classics.
Scrooge’s Top Tips for a Bearable Christmas
Ugh, what’s with all this Christmas fuss anyway?
The Edge Reviews the Classics: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Hannah swallows her pride and dives into her review without prejudice.
Review: Theatre Group’s Nothing
Hannah Billingsley-Dadd checks out Theatre Group’s latest production.
Closer to The Edge: Our Favourite Fictional Cats
R.I.P. Susu the Cat, you will always be remembered.
Author in Focus: Maggie Stiefvater
Online Manager Hannah discusses the popular YA writer after her appearance at YALC 2017.
Review: The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert
Hannah reviews an advanced reader copy of the upcoming YA novel.
Review: Young Adult Literature Convention 2017
Hannah Billingsley-Dadd reports from the London Film and Comic Con 2017.
Review: Rebel of the Sands by Alwyn Hamilton
Online Manager Hannah reviews a YA tale from Alwyn Hamilton.