date time-to-read.short-label 'Write what you know, read what you don't' is not an excuse anymore Writing by Charley Jones. Illustration by Dafne de Fine Licht. There is a huge amount of controversy over the topic of character represen...
date time-to-read.short-label Books That Shaped Our Identity Illustration by Zoë Dutton. (Molly Pearce) Reminiscing on early childhood, I distinctly remember the sound of the CD player, on its last ...
date time-to-read.short-label Albertine's Picks for 'The Fear' Issue The Fall of the House of Usher / Usher II The Fall of the House of Usher is a truly bone-chilling short story by the unbeatable master of...
date time-to-read.short-label ‘More than one way to burn a book’. - How fear governs the censorship of literature Writer- Rob “There is more than one way to burn a book,” according to the late author Ray...
date time-to-read.short-label Mortal Characters Re-Reading Death in Childhood Favourites Writer: Olivia Brunton It is a book quite rightly heralded as a classic of children’s literature...
date time-to-read.short-label The Cockroach Ian McEwan’s fearful nod to our Kafkaesque times Writer- Max Hunter Illustrator- Paola Lindo Satire has crawled out of the pages of novel...
date time-to-read.short-label At War With Oneself Aliens, Anxiety, and Immortality in Victorian Literature Writing: Albertine Clarke Illustration: Cat Easeman On page 115 of his iconic no...
date time-to-read.short-label Rape, Revenge, and the Rethinking the Renaissance - And Titus Andronicus and Violence on the Modern Stage Writing: Lucy Edwards In Act II Scene III of William Shakespeare’s revenge traged...
date time-to-read.short-label Fear of the ‘Other’ Ethnic and Sexual Stereotyping in the Nineteenth Century Gothic Writing: Eava Savolainen By the 1790s Gothic writers were quick to realiz...
