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What to read in 2024: Exciting new book releases
If you're looking for something new to read in 2024, we highlight some upcoming book releases that you can pre-order now.
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Recommending a book for each Taylor Swift era
Taylor Swift is now more popular than ever and we can't get enough, so we recommend a book for each of her albums.
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The frazzled Millennial women of literature
The Bridget Jones aesthetic has been preoccupying TikTok recently so we reveal literature's favourite frazzled millennial women.
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The ultimate Gift Guide: Books edition
Books are the ideal present for anyone, but faced with the overwhelming amount of choice, we offer a few suggestions from the most popular genres.
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The Irish literature renaissance: The need for women’s writing
With the emergence of Sally Rooney, the popularity of Irish literature has only increased. We explore why there is now an urgent necessity for contemporary Irish women's voices in…
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Celebrity books: The truth behind ghostwriters
In the age of celebrity books and memoirs, we discuss the truth behind the use of ghostwriters and why we should learn to accept them.
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A Gilmore Girls guide to autumn reading
We've used Gilmore Girls' constant bookish references as inspiration for some autumnal book recommendations. Read on for five cozy Rory book recommendations!
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Interview with Frederick Studemann: Judge for the International Booker Prize
The Mancunion sat down with one of the Judges of the International Booker Prize, Frederick Studemann, to discuss the importance of translated fiction and the diversity of this…
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Dear Dolly Live: Sex, breakups and tipsy confessions
Find out Dolly Alderton's thoughts on everything from messy breakups to writing sex scenes at Dear Dolly Live, where "she just makes you feel better!"
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Why do we still love Jane Austen?
Jane Austen seems to be everywhere, in film, Urban Outfitters and even in your wallet. We look into why people keep picking up her books even 200 years after her death.
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Margaret Atwood at the Liverpool Philharmonic: Witty and wonderful
Margaret Atwood promotes her new short story collection Old Babes in the Wood and gives an insight into her writing process, her feelings about the Handmaid's Tale television show…
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Women Talking review: An act of female imagination
Women Talking shows us what women living in a rural religious community will decide when faced with the future of their survival