Reviewed by Margret Laird Here is a fresh new first novel dealing with three Oxford graduates entering the real world in the very recent timescale of Trump and #MeToo. Iris is off to New York to write, Ezra is in a coming band, and Nance in the process of becoming involved with an older academic. …
Reviewed by Shreyak Khanal Against White Feminism is an intelligent critique of the current status quo of feminism and discourse on how to fundamentally reform the inherent whiteness of feminism. This is the culmination work of Rafia Zakaria who is writing from many different experiences: being a migrant from Pakistan, her interactions within feminist circles, …
Reviewed by Nicole Enya McPeake Professor Bill McGuire’s Skyseed is an effective and direct warning of how not to combat climate change. Depicting the government’s poorly thought through decision to ‘hack the earth’, McGuire unearths the greed of today’s society, which always seems to choose capitalism above all else. A fix for climate change that …
