By Catherine de Guise | @catherinedeguis Conversations with Friends – Sally Rooney “Afterward I lay on my side with A Critique of Postcolonial Reason propped half-open on the pillow beside me. Occasionally I lifted a […]
By Charis Hill Welcome to the next instalment of our Monthly InBrief Books! As the summer season is vast approaches so are the most anticipated reads to keep you entertained while you top up your […]
By Aurora Taunisio Welcome to the second instalment of our Monthly InBrief Books! Hope last month we brought you some interesting reads, so here are a few more picks for books that will be released […]
By Aurora Taunisio Many of us, me included, have on their New Year Resolutions “I want to read more” and may even set a goal, a number of books they want to read by the […]
By Helena McNish Who: Abi Andrews What: The Word for Woman is Wilderness Release date: 1th February 2018 Publisher: Serpent’s Tail Genre: Travel Writing/Fiction An adventure novel with a difference. 19-year-old Erin sets out to […]
By Hannah Odonkor Subedited by Jasmine Wing #ReadingBlack The movement set up by the African American literature book club. Founded in 1997 by Troy D Johnson, The African American literature book club is the largest […]
By Zoe Maggs Subedited by Charlotte Bale Satire, fantasy, dystopia; political and social commentary: Julian Barnes’s novel, England, England, paints a relentlessly negative image of 80s England, showing Thatcher’s entrepreneurial capitalism as a force turning the […]
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