The Problem of Good Writing
Thomas Rooney discusses the problem of how to write well.
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Thomas Rooney discusses the problem of how to write well.
Jessie Honnor pays tribute to Iain Banks, the Scottish writer who died in June 2013.
Briony Conway takes a look at two very different kinds of love story: do you prefer syrupy-sweet or "refreshingly frank" and "unsentimental"?
Sam Nicholls revisits The Hobbit and explains why we are missing out by just watching the films.
Yasser Nasser begins his coverage of the Four Great Classical Novels with Water Margin.
How will changes to the exam system affect literature students? Charly Pooler considers the implications.
Megumi Chou introduces NaNoWriMo: much more than just a strange word.
Becky Wyde reminds us what makes The Book Thief so remarkable, just as it’s due to hit the big screen.
Julia Churchill-Angus sums up her life so far in literary terms.
Sam Nicholls explores the enduring legacy of Sherlock Holmes.