J.K Rowling: A Champ or Chump for Diversity?
Rehana discusses Harry Potter, race and the wonders of fandom.
Browsing: Literature
The Best Comics for Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Enjoy the MCU but want to get more mind-blowing action? Sam has some suggestions for the first comics you should turn to!
Review: Beasts of No Nation by Uzodinma Iweala
Nicole Kalinowska reviews the book behind the Netflix Original Series.
Author in Focus: Roald Dahl
Nelly Mair explores the scrumdiddlyumptious author’s works.
Writers in Conversation: Tips and Revelations
Tash Williamson has put together a list of the most useful tips given by writers such as Jennifer Egan, Philip Hensher, and Evan Placey.
Review: Writers in Conversation with Jennifer Egan
Tash Williamson reviews the latest Writers in Conversation event.
The Edge Reviews the Classics: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Hannah swallows her pride and dives into her review without prejudice.
Flashback Review: Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie
Features Editor Thea takes a look at Agatha Christie’s classic ahead of the release of its newest film adaptation.
Memorable Mysteries: Most Iconic Crimes in Fiction
Anticipating the newest adaptation of Agatha Christie’s classic ‘Murder on the Orient Express’, Nelly Mair looks at the milestones of mystery fiction.
Review: Jenson Button – Life to the Limit
Damian Meaden races to review the F1 driver’s autobiography.
Flashback Review: Chaos Walking by Patrick Ness
With Lionsgate Films working on a movie adaptation, Léa looks back on Patrick Ness’ trilogy.
Author in Focus: Maggie Stiefvater
Online Manager Hannah discusses the popular YA writer after her appearance at YALC 2017.
The Edge Reviews the Classics: Emma by Jane Austen
Becky Walsh tackles Emma as her first Jane Austen novel.
The Works of John Green Ranked
Ahead of the highly anticipated release of his seventh book, Film Editor David takes a look back at author John Green’s past works.