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Tag: Book Review

A Book that Changed my Life: Carmen Maria Machado’s In the Dream House

By week ten of term, energy is low. The prospect of reading another book when the deadlines are piling up … More

Book Review, glasgow, literature, literature review, qmunicate, University of Glasgow

A Book that Changed My Life – In Other Lands by Sarah Rees Brennan

For some reason, I always come back to Sarah Rees Brennan’s In Other Lands; whether I need a reset from … More

Book Review, fantasy, literature, qmunicate, review, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Spirits of Glasgow

Jo Whitby dedicates her picture book, Spirits of Glasgow, to “those who have gone before”. This sentiment encapsulates the melancholy … More

Book Review, chris mcqueer, glasgow, hannah davenport, jo whitby

Book Review: Careless Assassin

Fast paced from the start, Macfarlane places the reader in the middle of the action from page one. Setting the … More

Book Review, Careless Assassin, H L Macfarlane, olivia eriksen

qmunicate reads: Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day

At 9.15am on an ordinary, nondescript morning, the beleaguered Miss Guinevere Pettigrew enters an employment agency. Jobless and rather desperate, … More

Book Review, Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day, qmunicate reads, rachel walker, University of Glasgow, winifred watson

qmunicate reads: Hunger by Knut Hamsun

If you’re looking for a happy autumn read, then Hunger ain’t it. Set in Oslo before it was Oslo, a … More

arts and culture, Book Review, glasgow university, Hunger, Knut Hamsun, louise wylie, qmunicate reads, University of Glasgow

qmunicate reads: The Fishermen and 1Q84

Kirsty Campbell and Aike Jansen kickstart our new book review feature as part of the Arts and Culture section. If … More

1Q84, aike jansen, arts and culture, book, Book Review, Chigozie Obioma, glasgow university, Haruki Murakami, Kirsty Campbell, literature, The Fishermen, University of Glasgow

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