Books To Buy Your Loved Ones
The Midnight Library by Eve Davies An epitome of the proverb ÔÇÿthe grass isn’t always greener’, The Midnight Library is […]
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What If: A Closer Look at Dystopian Speculative Fiction
By Bryony Wright Dystopian fiction is becoming more and more relevant. We’re living in an age of ÔÇÿdoom and gloom’:
Book Review: Beautiful World, Where Are You by Sally Rooney
By Leah Hocking Although a rather bold departure from her previous two novels, ÔÇÿBeautiful World, Where Are You’ is still
Being a Reader-Writer
By Niamh Newman As someone who studied English Literature through the entirety of secondary school, I find it difficult to
Our Favorite Hate Reads
By Laura Mae My favourite hate-read needs no introduction. The movies dominated basically every aspect ofsociety in the years that
Celebrities and Book Recommendations
By Emma Williams Truthfully, I used to think that wanting to know what books celebrities were reading was a strange
How is technology changing our reading habits
by Alexa Price It goes without saying that the constant developments of the modern world is changing our reading habits,
Our Favourite Books Related to Mental Health
By Laura Mae All The Bright Places- Jennifer Niven All The Bright Places is a heartwarming Young Adult novel about
The Fault in our Fiction: Lack of Diversity and Representation in Literature
By Francesca Ionescu As we, readers, have become more socially aware, our standards for what we read have changed. A
Our Goodbyes: the Final Recommendation List from the 2020/2021 Literature Editors
From Quench’s 2020/21 Literature Editors, Neus, Nicole and Ona: It’s been quite a year, but being able to read and
In Defense of YA
by Ruth Hoey. The Young Adult category has been around for many years, but it has seen an explosion in
The Tomboy in Literature and Film
by Shivika Singh Tomboy – a term used to define girls who are not stereotypically feminine, with their tastes and
More Than a Coming-Out Story
by Catarina Vicente. Coming out is seen by many in the LGBTQ+ community as a huge milestone: a step to
LGBTQ+ Faces in Literature: Evelyn Hugo
by Amy Green. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo explores
The Weird Girl in Literature and Film
by Sophie Revell As a proclaimed Weird Girl in secondary school myself, I look upon the Weird Girl trope with
How to Start Reading Sarah J Maas
by Jess Macaulay. If you’re at all involved in the side of the book world where fantasy and romance exist
Celebrate Women’s History Month with These 6 Books
by Leah Hocking. This March, to celebrate Women’s History Month, which highlights and commemorates women’s contributions to history and society,
English Literature Degrees: Does Studying Books Ruin Your Relationship with Them?
by Alice Friel. For a book lover, there’s nothing quite like the feeling of complete submersion in a fictional world.
The Girly Girl in Literature and Film
by Shivika Singh Popular culture has very often represented men and women as complete opposites to each other, who have
Our Favorite Book Merch
Contributions by Neus Forner and Katie Waits. Neus Forner I am an avid merch collector for many of my book