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Travel Guide: 5 Literary Cities to Visit in the UK

From Shakespeare to the Brontes, no nation on Earth has so many great names that […]

Being part of a fandom isn’t just celebrating your love for a piece of media.

If there’s one TV show that captures the tone, atmosphere, and grandeur of high-class living

Grass is a starkly beautiful graphic novel which reveals the true-life story of a Korean

Rosie Hedger was born in Scotland and completed her MA (Hons) in Scandinavian Studies at

History. A Mess. is a wonderful novel. Its ambition is met with resounding success every

What can the Dark Souls video game franchise really teach us about our purpose in life? How

Why should we read more translated literature? To answer this, we quickly need to discuss

Translated from the Japanese by Stephen Snyder The state of the world as it stands

If there’s one nation with ludicrous potential to shake the world of literature, it’s China.