Book Review: A Court of Silver Flames by Sarah J. Maas
★★★★★ Ever since reading Throne of Glass when I was 15, I have been a massive Sarah J. Maas fan. I
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4 Incredible Books Celebrating Women's Empowerment
Especially in light of recent events, it is more important than ever to read about women's experiences in
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Eff the Tudors: Gay Pirates and Students with Scurvy
In light of the events of summer 2020, when George Floyd's murder and the protests that followed caught
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Review of 'LUTG Presents: Collective Dating'
LUTG’s latest production, a Zoom version of V. B. Leghorn’s Collective Dating, fully embraces the limitations of pandemic
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Seeing People Like Me
When it comes to LGBTQ+ History Month, I find myself both thinking about the wider history of the community, and
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Ethica – The Lancaster Journal of Undergraduate Philosophy
Do you want to contribute your writing to an academic journal but don’t know where to begin? Why not
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Book Review: The Gifts of Reading, curated by Jenny Orchard
The Gifts of Reading is a collection of love letters to the written word, the stories that inspired authors to
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An Interview with Layla AlAmmar, Author of Silence is a Sense
Layla AlAmmar is a Kuwaiti-American author currently based in Lancaster where she is studying for a PhD in English Literature.
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Cosy Arts and Culture Shows Available on Catch-Up
Two words – academic burnout. At this point mid-term, it can seem as though there is no end in sight and
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Northern Publishing Houses at a Glance
The North-South divide in England can be something fun to joke around about, but it also poses real problems. Alongside
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Queer Films Reflecting Reality
When coming to terms with parts of our identity, we often look towards the media for role models. Seeing elements
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Exploring Audiobooks
I have always loved reading. But, with university and having to read hundreds of pages of academic writing each week,
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Our Writers' Favourite Books by LGBTQ+ Authors
The Color Purple by Alice Walker By Beth Train-Brown This modern classic is set in the deep American South and
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What LGBTQ+ History Month means to me
February is LGBTQ+ History Month. And it’s about education. I could stop there, but it’d make for a
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5 LGBTQ+ 2021 Anticipated Book Releases
I am constantly adding books to my wishlist, so I enjoy recommending books to other people in the hope that
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