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‘Mere Christianity’ Review: Not Enough Evidence or Focus
‘Mere Christianity’ Review: Not Enough Evidence or Focus
There are cases when speeches can be compiled into good books.

There are cases when speeches can be compiled into good books.

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‘Trigun’ Manga Review: Better Plot and Character Arcs Than the Animes
‘Trigun’ Manga Review: Better Plot and Character Arcs Than the Animes
However, much like Vash himself, this cheery façade hides much darker undertones that slowly creep to the forefront.
Written by Freddy Millan
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‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ Review: A Woman’s Descent into Madness
‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ Review: A Woman’s Descent into Madness
A powerful, surreal and haunting tale of male domination and early attitudes toward mental illness, the central themes stayed with me long after I finished the last page.
Written by Eleanor Jones
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‘Wuthering Heights’ Book Review: Obsession, Race and Class
‘Wuthering Heights’ Book Review: Obsession, Race and Class
The fact that readers and students continue to debate the book and that such controversy and anger is raised when a new movie version appears is testament to Emily Brontë’s powers as a storyteller.
Written by Kate Jones
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‘War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning’ Review: Love Is Not Enough
‘War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning’ Review: Love Is Not Enough
One person who needs to read this book is Pete Hegseth, with an open mind.
Written by Charles Holmes

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‘Trigun’ Manga Review: Better Plot and Character Arcs Than the Animes

However, much like Vash himself, this cheery façade hides much darker undertones that slowly creep to the forefront.

‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ Review: A Woman’s Descent into Madness

A powerful, surreal and haunting tale of male domination and early attitudes toward mental illness, the central themes stayed with me long after I finished the last page.

‘Wuthering Heights’ Book Review: Obsession, Race and Class

The fact that readers and students continue to debate the book and that such controversy and anger is raised when a new movie version appears is testament to Emily Brontë’s powers as a storyteller.

‘War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning’ Review: Love Is Not Enough

One person who needs to read this book is Pete Hegseth, with an open mind.

‘Trigun’ Manga Review: Better Plot and Character Arcs Than the Animes

‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ Review: A Woman’s Descent into Madness

‘Wuthering Heights’ Book Review: Obsession, Race and Class

‘The Five People You Meet in Heaven’ Review: A Simple Afterlife

‘Black Prophetic Fire’ Review: The Genius of Influential Black Figures

‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ Review: A Woman’s Descent into Madness

‘Dear Senthuran’ Review: A Memoir of Life, Death and Life Again

‘Waiting for Snow in Havana’ Review: Unsympathetic and Unclear

‘The Western Canon’ Review: Is Western Literature Actually the Best?

‘Black Prophetic Fire’ Review: The Genius of Influential Black Figures

A Review of ‘The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge’

‘Democracy Matters’ Review: Has Democracy Ever Worked?

‘Possessed by Memory’ Review: Harold Bloom’s Farewell

‘Great Circle’ Book Review: Two Narratives, Only One Worth Reading?

‘The Real Anthony Fauci’ Review: Facts, Conspiracies or a Bit of Both?

‘Uzumaki’ Manga Review: Junji Ito’s Spiral Into Horror

‘The Midnight Library’ Review: Clear Themes, Unclear Rules