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Hugo Awards 2023: What Went Wrong?
Amidst unfolding events, the prestigious Hugo Awards, known for honouring excellence in science fiction literature, have become embroiled in
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Poetry Bookshops
By Holly Presswell and Megan Burroughs In light of celebrating our favourite poets and poems this April, we have collated a list of the...
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Highlights in the Charts
Two fantastic reviews of two very different but equally fantastic books.
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Érudit: The Not-for-profit Academic Publishing platform with Québécois Roots and a Global Outlook
Érudit, a non-profit academic publishing organisation headquartered in Québec, stands as a pivotal force in disseminating academic research.
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What Baking Can Do
Books possess the unique ability to incorporate everyday activities and create new and exciting stories.
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Beautiful Covers for Springtime
Take a closer look this week at some beautiful spring book covers.
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Not to be Overlooked
This column introduces a variety of wonderful but lesser-known books to assist readers in finding their next great reads.
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Highlights in the Charts
Take a deep dive into two highlights in the charts this week with some interesting reviews.
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Not to be Overlooked
Introducing a variety of wonderful but lesser-known books to assist readers in finding their next great reads.
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Success or a Sell Out? The Debate of Adopting Fanfiction for Publication
By Alice Fusai, Chloe Marshall, Frankie Harnett and Natalie Klinkenberg Fanfiction, traditionally confined to online platforms and...
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Bookshops for Women
8 March is International Women’s Day, and to celebrate this we have curated a list of the very best bookshops for women around the UK.
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Online Bookshops
Sometimes, you see a bookshop via social media that you become so excited to visit, only to find it’s on the other side of the country.
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Violence, Revenge and Vigilante Justice: Criminal Behaviour of Female Main Characters
Recent years have seen the rise of the strong female protagonist trope, which has become increasingly visible in the books we consume.
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Micropublications and Snackademia: The Attention Span Crisis in Scholarly Research
The well-documented growth of bitesize digital content that has taken social media platforms and advertising by storm has hit the scientific
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Debut Authors Spotlight
Designing an eye-catching cover is particularly important for a debut novel to ensure that the book generates that initial excitement.
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Historical Importance, Representation and Taboos in Sairish Hussain’s Hidden Fires
In a world where British Muslims are often reduced to violent stereotypes in the media (or not represented whatsoever),
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Levine Querido: Bringing Underrepresented Voices to Print
Before Levine Querido (LQ) was founded in April 2019, founder Arthur A. Levine already had quite the name for himself in the industry.
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A Spotlight on Occult Bookshops
Look no further if you are a fan of the occult and curious about the hidden corners of the UK’s bookshop landscape.
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How can you Support your Favourite Self-published Authors?
While traditional publishing has been at the forefront of mainstream buying habits for centuries, over recent decades, several other methods
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The Djinn’s Apple, by Djamila Morani: A Review
This review explores the YA novel The Djinn’s Apple by Algerian author Djamila Morani. A gripping read with themes of family, loss and power
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