Why Has Contemporary Literature Undertaken a Neoclassical Revolution?
Bethany Dunn explores the new phenomena taking over contemporary literature - the rise of ancient Greek and Roman narratives.
Unlocking the Love of Literature with Leeds Book
The University of Leeds is home to over 300 student-led clubs and societies. One of them is the Book Club
Left Bank’s ‘On the Mic’ Open Mic Review
Louis Newstead visits Left Bank's monthly poetry open mic.
Review: ‘Lord of the Flies’ at Leeds Playhouse
Emily Lieberg reviews an adaptation of William Golding's classic novel at Leeds Playhouse.
The Desecration of Dahl: Why we shouldn’t appropriate
Charlie Lake considers the recent censorship of Roald Dahl's novels.
Dartmoor Belongs to its Stories: Old Crockern and
Mia Fulford considers the role of storytelling in Dartmoor's 'Right to Roam' protest movement.
Seasonal Book Recommendations
When the weather turns cold, there’s nothing better than curling up on the sofa with a good book. So, these
Is ‘It Starts With Us’ the ‘lighter’ experience
Daisy Jeffs reviews Colleen Hoover's follow-up to the hit 'It Ends With Us'.
Review: Emily
Mia Fulford reviews 'Emily', the latest adaptation of the Brontё sister's life.
Punching Up: My Experience at a Punk Poetry
Caoimhe Mallon reflects on a night at Punching Up, Leeds' punk poetry event.