United In Literature
Call Me By Your Name – Andr├® Aciman Words by Geethika Ayilliath In our final year of high school, my […]
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Working Towards A Better Future: Union in Literature
Words By Molly Chambers A novel I find particularly interesting and hooking in the way that it explores unions and
The Friends to Lovers Trope
By Anushka Kar Romance as a genre provides many individuals ÔÇô the majority of them being women ÔÇô as some
Is the Book Community an Echo Chamber?
by Catarina Vicente In online book communities, it is usual for creators, in their quest to reach wider audiences and
The Sins of Storytelling
In this article, contributors discuss their least favorite tropes. Miscommunication I recently finished reading Normal People by Sally Rooney for
How Well Do We Represent Historical Periods in Literature?
by Katherine Waldock Last month, Bridgerton’s Netflix adaptation surpassed the record for the most watched TV show season in a
Book Club Recommends
For this article, Quench Lit asked the Book Club committee to recommend some books! Tennessee Williams‘ “A Streetcar Named Desire”
Are Physical Books Making a Comeback?
By Ruth Hoey When the first lockdown in the UK was introduced in 2020, it brought with it a renewed
Sally Rooney Boycotts Israeli Publisher in Solidarity with Palestinian Rights Group
by George Gourlay Renowned Irish author Sally Rooney has just released her highly anticipated third novel, entitled Beautiful World Where
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
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,
Shirley Jackson’s Scariest
Following the recent success of Netflix’s, The Haunting of Hill House, this spooky season is the perfect time to discover some of
Rainy Day Reads
By┬áBethany Griffiths The nights are drawing in and Pumpkin Spiced Lattes are back. It can only mean one thingÔǪ autumn
The Changing Face of Reading and Leeds Festival – a For and Against Discussion
It is exciting to see new genres being explored and for festivals to progress -  by Maisie Marston Reading
Review: Reading Festival
by Kiana Stevens Every year since 1961 people have come together at Reading Festival (originally known as the National Jazz
So You Want To Read a DC Comic …
DC Comics puts out a load of great comics, but it can be really hard to figure out which ones
Feature: Jaws
“Craig Bellamy to turn up, or maybe Tom Jones”, was the expectation Jaws held of their first live outing in