Forgotten Science Fiction: Review of 'The War of The Worlds'
H. G. Wells, a romantic sci-fi writer, is perhaps most known for his alien narrative, 'The War of the
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Fairy Tale Retellings: The Take-Over of a Genre
The fantasy genre is, and always has been, my go-to for reading. In fact, you’d be hard fetched to
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When Another Dragon Roars Reviewed: A Storybook Come to Life
After what seems like an eternity of pandemic life and staring endlessly at the same four walls, it was a
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Reviewing New Perspectives: Reliving Our Campus Experience
Lockdown and Covid have both presented more opportunities than normal to reflect on the big questions in life; what should
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Whipcrack Comedy Night Hosts Russell Kane at Kanteena
Their debut was met with enough laughter that Boris thought the zipline meme was back Like many, I have been
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Book Review: Martha by Walker Zupp
Set in 2089, Walker Zupp’s debut novel Martha follows the story of Constable Harmon Chikenyyt as he plunges into
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Questioning Arts and Culture: Teenage Girls Have Good Taste in Books
Since the dawn of adolescence, the teenage girl has been the punchline of many of a stereotypical joke; they are
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Book Review: The Girl and the Ghost
The Girl and the Ghost by Hanna Alkaf is a beautifully crafted and elegantly written fantasy novel. Inspired by Malaysian
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Getting over a creative glut: Where to start with game development as a beginner
It is a common and widely cursed conundrum; an artist stares at their sheet of paper with a pencil or
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Aestheticizing Study – Artistic or Toxic?
Most students have fallen down a ‘studytube’ rabbit hole at some point during their time in education. This has either
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How to Get into Publishing
Publishing is a highly competitive, over-subscribed field, and entering the industry can seem like a daunting and overwhelming task. However,
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Interview with 'Three Left Feet'
SCAN sat down with Elspeth Dale, the Creative Producer and Company Director of theatre company Three Left Feet, for a
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The Loss of Accessibility After Lockdown
Whilst we cheer — and eventually hug — about what we are gaining as lockdown eases, it is easy to forget what
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Stephen King’s Pet Sematary: Inspiration through Grief
It feels redundant for me to start this brief piece by saying that Pet Sematary is a novel about death.
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The Appeal of Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights
Emily Brontë's masterpiece, Wuthering Heights, has inspired fourteen film and television adaptations, around 50 novel-format retellings and even
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