Books

The Age of Unfulfillment

Written by Sara Asaria | 11 October 2011
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Sara Asaria reviews Edith Wharton's literary classic, 'The Age of Innocence'.

An Affair to Remember

Written by Sara Asaria | 29 September 2011
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Lee Child’s, ‘The Affair’, succeeds in avoiding the cliché pitfalls of the thriller genre, making it an innovative and accessible read, writes Sara Asaria.

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The Big Invisible Society

Written by Phillip Wood | 21 March 2011
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When the 2001 race riots cut through the core of Bradford's diverse social makeup, the stigmatisation of Muslim communities convinced novelist and anthropological academic M Y Alam that a different story needed to be told.

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Gordon Brown: Man of Steel, Conviction and Destiny

Written by Maziyar Karimian | 24 February 2011
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A gripping and insightful review of former Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s book ‘Beyond the Crash’ by Maziyar Karimian.

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Whimsical walks down ‘Lyrics Alley’

Written by Sarah Khan | 14 February 2011
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Valentine’s has hit The Student Journals. Read Sarah Khan’s review of ‘Lyrics Alley’; a novel full of love and affection – it is the perfect piece for lover’s season. TSJ’s got the love bug.

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