As LGBTQ+ history month draws to a close, I have been reflecting on my favourite stories that have personally taught me a lot about queer...

By Hannah Green The Booker Prize is one of the biggest events on the literary calendar, but now the speculation, anticipation and...

By Gabriella Sotiriou It is a new year which means the still air that fills the early weeks of January is echoing with whispers of ‘new...

By Isobel Warner If 2020 was good for anything, it was reading. As an English Literature student in her final year, it feels like all I...

By Maria Atter Since the coalition government began enforcing austerity in 2010, cuts to local council’s funding have forced the closure...

We live in an age of immediacy. TV, social media, likes, clicks, love hearts, snaps; the books are being thrown slowly out the window...

By Imogen Usherwood George Eliot, Vernon Lee and John Oliver Hobbes. All infamous writers, and all with one thing in common – that’s not...

By Lucy Johnson Remember traipsing through the poetry anthology during you GCSE’s? The tables have turned for high school students as...

A young girl is strapped to a chair; body limp, breathing shallow. Her face is covered with just a small slit allowing her access to...

By Nicole Leslie Charria Johnny Depp, Michael Jackson and JK Rowling. All creators of beautiful art. But what do you do when the art you...