#BookReview: Mr. Skeffington
Author: Elizabeth von Arnim Mr. Skeffington is a novel by Elizabeth von Arnim, who is climbing the list of my […]
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Author: Elizabeth von Arnim Mr. Skeffington is a novel by Elizabeth von Arnim, who is climbing the list of my […]
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Author: David Nicholls The Understudy is a book by David Nicholls, and another one I re-read albeit with different eyes
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Author: David Nicholls First, there was one (One Day), and then there was the second one (You Are Here). I
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Author: Bella Osborne The Library is a book by Bella Osborne, a British author who turned up for me in
#Book Review: The Library Read Post »
Amazon delivered ‘An Education’ on Friday. I took it in my hands yesterday afternoon, and I did not go to
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The majority in the UK has voted to leave the EU. It is not a massive majority of the country,
While the public in the UK is largely divided about the upcoming in/out referendum on UK’s future in the EU,
#On the Media Bias Read Post »
Until the last year, those of us who are still attached to more traditional media while embracing new technologies, had
#The Future of TV in the UK Read Post »
A few months ago, Volkswagen faced now well-known environmental scandal that stirred international controversy and attracted extensive media coverage. The
#More than Just a Car? A Comment on Volkswagen’s New Campaign Read Post »
The largest British supermarket chain Tesco recently published a series of advertisements promoting their policies, such as opening additional tills
#A Comment on Tesco’s New Campaign Read Post »
On Saturday, 18th July 2015, I accidentally ended up at Heckyfest festival in Kirklees. It was a nice festival and
#Pride and Prejudice about Shopping in Lidl Read Post »