Weighing Up The West Through Four Books
In my last article, I lauded Thailand’s quick and effective response to the Coronavirus pandemic compared to that of the
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Books
An (Entirely Platonic) Love Letter to Shirley Jackson’s We Have Always Lived in the Castle
It was a mild Friday in late April last year, the time when spring inches towards summer, and coursework deadlines
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Book Review – The Secret Lives Of Introverts: Inside Our Hidden World
There are two poignant memories from junior high and high school which come often into my mind. Realising I worked
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The Lockdown Reading List
If, like me, you have little else to do at home than scroll mindlessly through Facebook, visit the nearby dairy
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Women Who Run With the Wolves: A Review
“Everyone who can read should read this book.” – Maya Angelou “Recommended for men who dare to run with women
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My Brilliant Friend: A Review
Growing up in post World War Two Naples, Elena Greco and Rafaella (Lila) Cerullo are two young girls with brains
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Sweet Sorrow: A Review
Award winning author David Nichols published his 5th novel Sweet Sorrow in the summer of 2019. Author of One Day
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Reading for Pleasure During Exam Season? Novellas for the Busy Student
Exam season: The two dreaded words that seem to be on the tip of everyone’s tongue. It can be frustrating
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Posthumous Publications of Private Works: Literary Gems or an Invasion of Privacy?
Posthumous publications, works by artists which are published after their death, have become commonplace in society. In the music industry
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St Andrews literary merit: the value of attending author talks
As an English Literature student, studying in a place of literary value was of great importance to me. When I
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