Literary Warfare: The Danger of Burning Books
Siva Thangarajah explores the controversial issue of book-burning.
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Russian Literature: Smiling Through Tears
Maria Zaikina explores the self-contradictory nature of Russian literature.
Harry Potter and the Problem of Authorial Control
Julia Sanderson wonders how far J.K. Rowling can extend her authorial control beyond the printed page.
Non-Western Literature Series: Dream of the Red Chamber
Yasser Nasser introduces us to another of the Four Great Classical Novels: Dream of the Red Chamber.
Modernism and Melancholy: Literary Culture in Barcelona
Becky Wyde guides us through the rich literary culture of Barcelona.
Echo Spring and the Search for “It”
Megumi Chou investigates the link between writers and alcohol.
A Spaghetti Western of English Literature at Durham
Laurie Atkinson takes us through the good, the bad, and the downright unbelievable of English Literature at Durham.
If I Were In Your Shoes
Joanna Robertson considers what might justify one author taking on the characters and plot lines of another. Is it just about money?
The Lost Art of Typewriting
Thomas Rooney describes the lost art of writing with the manual typewriter.
Work Experience in Journalism
Melanie Webb describes her work experience at a local paper in West London.