Book Review: The Flat Share
“The Flat Share was a heartening and hilarious story that you’ll want to continue reading forever.”
Books Will ALWAYS Be There For You
“My point is, that books are always there for us. Whether you read one this year or whether you read one hundred, books will be waiting for you.”
‘The Chalet’ by Catherine Cooper – Book Review
Meg tells us why The Chalet was a book she got so invested in…
Bronwen Griffiths Reading List – Recommended Reading for this Winter
Author Bronwen Griffiths has kindly given us some recommended reading for this winter!
Book Review: Feisty and Fiery and Fierce by Mairi Kidd
The introduction to this book states it best: the women are missing. For centuries women have been...
Our Favourite Book Quotes
Sophie and Meg look at some of their favourite literary quotes, telling us why they are so important.
Review: Women Don’t Owe You Pretty by Florence Given
Meg reviews the empowering Women Don’t Owe You Pretty and talks about what she loved about this badass book!
Where Do You Read?
Sophie Wilson tells us her favourite reading places to relax and unwind.
Author Interview: Bronwen Griffiths
Bronwen Griffiths talks to us about how she got into writing, her perfect writing conditions and her advice to female writers.
Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Meg reminds us of some pivotal moments in the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and tells how her life has inspired her actions and her reading.
Author Interview: Jessica Ryn
Jessica Ryn talks about her new book, her writing conditions, and how lockdown has altered her author plans.
It’s time to take accountability: how books have awakened my desire for active change.
To kickstart our new Human Rights Education project, Sophie tells us of the books that have awakened her political senses and have encouraged her to be more actively aware of global human rights violations.
Book Review: Too Much and Never Enough
Ali tells us about the quick selling book from Trump’s relative, which details his disturbed and disturbing past.
Recommendations to read Today, Tomorrow, or Never: A Glimpse into the Reading Lists of an English Student
Meg talks us through some of her book recommendations from her university reading in prep for a new academic year!
Book Review: A Secret Sisterhood
“Reading this book was an inspiration and I revelled in the idea that the great women I admire within literature was influenced by other great women.”
We Are Not Shadows
Folkways Press leader, Hannah Fields, discusses her exciting new anthology and how we can help in bringing it to life.
Book Review: The Bluest Eye
“Morrison writes of race better than any other writer I can think of, interlacing it with themes of poverty, childhood, and sexuality and consequently, The Bluest Eye has become possibly one of my favourite novels.”
How Lockdown Helped Me Find My Not-so-guilty Pleasure
Sian tells us why lockdown helped her to discover a new genre of books, and it is one that she is proud of reading!
Rosie Price Author Interview
(Trigger Warnings: self-harm, abuse). Hey Rosie, thank you so so much for agreeing to do an author...
A Philosophical Reading of Daisy Johnson’s Work
Daisy Johnson’s work explores identity, and what the difference is between an identity of ‘we’ and one of ‘I’.