Originally published in Originally published in December 2023 in print. The theme of our issue is ‘Against Irony.’ What was it about poetry that compelled you to pursue it professionally, and are there any works that inspired this decision? … Continue reading Interview with Julie Morrissy
When I tell people I’m an English literature student I’m met with one of two reactions: they’ll laugh, or they’ll be compelled by the strange desire to list off every book they have ever read to demonstrate that they in … Continue reading Book Recommendations from my ex-situationships
In an age where the collective attention span is ruled by TikTok and its clones (Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, et cetera), it is easy to forget about reading, the once-favourite pastime which, in olden times, captured and enriched both mind … Continue reading What are people reading on campus? September 2023 edition
With the summer reaching its close, August is a month that calls for personal reflection, yet it is also a time to reflect on your reading habits through #WomeninTranslation Month. Women in Translation Month, commonly abbreviated to #WITMonth, is an … Continue reading Women In Translation Month Is Over But These Are The Books We Think You Should Read All year round TN2’s WIT recommendations
Photo by Christian Lue on Unsplash. In the weeks leading up to my interrail journey, I was apprehensive. My friend and I decided to take a leap of faith and go by ourselves to minimise drama, much to the shock … Continue reading Relationships of a Different Kind: Interrail Edition I may be unhinged enough to publish intimate details about my life in a student publication, but I’m not unhinged to the point where I included real names!