Tales and tea: Gen Z rewrites classic literature
An insight into Gen Z’s storytelling devices and the stories that inspire them. Whether it’s the sarcastic tone, the global reach of social media, or
Lena Couartou March 25, 2026 No Comments
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It is often said that only about 10% of a person’s life is filled with happiness. The remaining 90% is spent doing ordinary things, working,
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Redefining Femininity Through Literature
Romance, the genre often called “women’s,” has been among the most commercially successful genres of novels for decades. Romance novels sell more than any other genre, be
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E-books vs. print books: finding the best fit for your reading preferences
Even in the modern era, when almost every part of our life is impacted by digital technology, readers are still debating between e-books and print books.
Uliana Poshyvak April 23, 2024 No Comments
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As someone who is an avid reader, I’m excited to tell you about my most recent reading adventures. I’ll be delving into five fascinating books
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The days of visiting a bookstore to learn about new books have long since passed. These days, all you have to do is open the
Uliana Poshyvak April 8, 2024 No Comments
The Process Of Financialisation Has Transformed The Global Economy And Intensified Financial Instability
Financialisation is a complex and multifaceted process that has become a prominent feature of the global economy in recent decades. It refers to the increasing influence and dominance
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7 must-read books for your spring reading list
As the days grow longer and the flowers begin to bloom, there’s no better time to refresh your reading list and embrace the spirit of
Uliana Poshyvak March 11, 2024 2 Comments
From busy to bookworm: practical tips for making reading a habit
A lot of people adore reading, but there are moments when finding time for it seems nearly impossible! Despite the distractions of the internet and
Uliana Poshyvak March 4, 2024 No Comments
A library in Dublin that most people overlook
Marsh’s Library in Ireland is just as worth seeing as the Book of Kells in Trinity College. Marsh’s was the first public library in Ireland
Madeleine Masoudi February 27, 2024 No Comments
An Irish Narrative – How Ireland is honouring and encouraging its literary legacy
Joyce, Wild, Swift, or Yeats – It is strange to imagine that for such a small-scaled island its literary influence has been so profound. On
Laura-Marie Butenhoff April 24, 2023 No Comments
How the legacy of Ireland’s literature is still honoured today
Joyce, Wild, Swift, or Yeats – It is strange to imagine that for such a small-scaled island its literary influence has been so profound. On
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