Illustrations by Grace McKenna We’ve all heard the saying “don’t judge a book by its cover.” In many theoretical or philosophical situations this may be true, but what about with actual books?  Nowadays, this phrase is used more in its metaphorical than literal sense, but some of its earliest recorded uses were in reference to real books. In George Eliot’s The Mill on the Floss  (1860), the character Mr Tulliver says “But it seems one mustn’t judge by the outside”  in relati

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq The Broad's Creative Editor, Srishti Ramakrishnan, has created a list of ten pieces of literature which...

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq The Broad’s Creative Editor, Srishti Ramakrishnan, has assembled a winter reading list of ten essential...

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq The Broad’s Creative Editors, Amy Norton, Noor Kabbani, and Srishti Ramakrishnan, have put together a...

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq The Broad’s Creative Editor, Srishti Ramakrishnan, has put together a list of ten must-reads for this...

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq From children’s fairy tales where the heroine marries the prince, to Hollywood films where the ‘guy gets...

Rating: ** I didn’t enjoy reading A Crime in the Land Of 7000 Islands, although I did get the point of it. More of a fantastical mystery...

Illustrations by Megan Le Brocq Writing about the Covid-19 pandemic can often seem gruelling and unrewarding. There’s a general sense...