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Urussa Malik reviews a new short story collection which explores what it means to be a woman in Palestine today.

Ever wondered what your palm facing away from you really means on a date? Jamie Mattinson reviews The Definitive Book of Body Language to find out

Isadora published by selfMadeHero details the life of the mother of modern dance, allowing insight into career, family and relationship progression

Win a National Book Token prize worth £1000 to spend on books throughout your course

Coffee4CCraig CEOs Risha and Hendrix are looking for book donations at their daily drop-in centre

Urussa Malik reviews the Creative Writing Society’s new zine, ‘Truth and Other Associated Works’, edited by Calvin Cheng, Adrian Kanyoli, and Toreh O’Garro

Sadé Omeje reviews Tessa Hadley’s latest novel ‘Late In The Day’ .

To celebrate St Patrick’s Day, Amy Hagan lists her favourite books by Irish authors

Books Editor Shaheena decodes cultural representations of Cleopatra, elaborating on issues of Eurocentric histories of the world, and deconstructing the myths that arose from them

Alia Nawaz reviews Akala’s politically-charged book Natives

Alia Nawaz details the upcoming manchester Literature festival October 2019

Isaac Lucia reviews Alfie Bown’s Playstation Dreamworld using Lacanian psychoanalytical comparisons to evaluate existing game criticism

Sam Coates provides a list of books and poetry we believe are essential to understand and appreciate the city of Manchester

You may have already heard of the National Book Tokens Scheme. It comes from the same people who bring you World Book Day and now they’re offering book-specific financial aid for students. Uni is very much about books, books, books. They’re expensive, but you definitely need to be reading. They’re mainly for academic purposes, but […]

Amy Hagan reviews ‘The White Card’ a one-act play that marks award-winning poet Claudia Rankine’s first book since ‘Citizen’ and first piece of drama

Helena Torre takes a look at her favourite eco-fiction books, with a special focus on Margaret Atwood’s ‘Maddaddam’ trilogy

Urussa Malik reviews ‘It’s not about the Burqa’ a collection of intersectional essays by Muslim women, edited by Mariam Khan