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Tag: Review

Sisters by Daisy Johnson – a gothic masterpiece for our times

23rd November 2020  Rebecca Clark

Daisy Johnson’s second novel, Sisters, is a haunting tale of sibling love and resentment, a gothic masterpiece brilliantly brought to life.

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Posted in Arts, BooksTagged: Books, Daisy Johnson, gothic, Jonathan Cape, Penguin, Review, Shirley Jackson, Sisters, Thriller

Why Always Be My Maybe is “the One”!

3rd July 20193rd July 2019  Tasmika Ramkaran

Netflix’s latest rom-com offering, Always Be My Maybe, sidesteps the monotony of the genre and presents a product fit for a 2019 audience.

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Posted in Arts, Film and MediaTagged: Ali Wong, Always Be My Maybe, comedy, Film, keanu, netflix, Randall Park, Review, romcom, yelp

Review of The Last Tsar: Blood and Revolution at the Science Museum

11th December 201825th January 2019  Bonnie Buyuklieva

Our arts contributor, Bonnie Buyuklieva, marvels at the treasures on show at the Science Museum’s latest exhibition, The Last Tsar: Blood and Revolution.

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Posted in Art and design, ArtsTagged: Fabergé, Medicine, Review, Romanovs, Russia, Russian Dynasty, Science Museum, The Last Tsar

Circe by Madeline Miller Review

10th December 201811th December 2018  Miriam Al Jamil

Arts contributor, Miriam al Jamil, considers the woman behind the femme fatale myth, when reviewing Madeline Miller’s second novel, Circe.

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Posted in Arts, BooksTagged: Bloomsbury Fiction, Circe, Femme Fatale, Fiction, Goddess, Homer, Madeline Miller, Myth, Odyssey, Ovid, Review
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