book review
Book Review: Ministry of Utmost Happiness
Twenty years after the release of her Man-Booker Prize winning novel “The God of Small Things”, Arundhati Roy makes her fictional return with the much-anticipated “Ministry of Utmost Happiness”– and it does not disappoint. A… Read More »Book Review: Ministry of Utmost Happiness
Book Review: The Underground Railroad
American author Colson Whitehead’s “The Underground Railroad” easily puts all other antebellum novels to shame. Published in 2016, it has since received the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for fiction and The National Book Award. The story… Read More »Book Review: The Underground Railroad
The Key to Understanding Syria’s Revolution Lies in Realising Nobody Does
Mel Plant, BA Arabic and Turkish For all the many hours of rolling news footage, thousands of articles, protests and debates, it’s hard to find someone who is sure they know, well, anything about Syria… Read More »The Key to Understanding Syria’s Revolution Lies in Realising Nobody Does