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Remembering Toni Morrison and James Baldwin: The Grandeur of The Bluest Eye and The Fire Next Time

January 20, 2020January 22, 2020Sanja Gligorić 0
Remembering Toni Morrison and James Baldwin: The Grandeur of The Bluest Eye and The Fire Next Time

Toni Morrison and James Baldwin have provided us with some of the most important works when it comes to African-American literature. When Morrison passed away […]

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I Dare You To Breathe: Maggie O’Farrell’s Memoir “I Am, I Am, I Am”

October 17, 2018December 5, 2019Sanja Gligorić 0
I Dare You To Breathe: Maggie O’Farrell’s Memoir “I Am, I Am, I Am”

From our earliest days, most of us fear death and learn to regard it as an unwelcomed guest, an entity to be avoided at all […]

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Alan Lightman’s Belgrade Lecture: The Intricate Artistry of Scientific Exploration

October 16, 2017October 28, 2018Sanja Gligorić 0
Alan Lightman’s Belgrade Lecture: The Intricate Artistry of Scientific Exploration

 Rainer Maria Rilke once said that in art we should love the questions themselves. As an individual raised on questioning the world and people surrounding […]

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One Day by David Nicholls: A Charming Plunge into Romantic Realism

October 5, 2017October 28, 2018Ljubica Samardžić 0
One Day by David Nicholls: A Charming Plunge into Romantic Realism

 David Nicholls was a name that didn’t ring many bells in the literary world prior to the publication of One Day in 2009. Born in […]

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REVIEW: Jen Campbell’s dreamy sequence of modern fairy tales

September 21, 2017October 28, 2018Sanja Gligorić 0
REVIEW: Jen Campbell’s dreamy sequence of modern fairy tales

Fairy tales are building blocks, and surely the first writing, apart from picture books, we get acquainted to in our early stages as readers. This […]

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The candour of Zadie Smith’s debut novel White Teeth

July 26, 2017November 30, 2017Sanja Gligorić 0
The candour of Zadie Smith’s debut novel White Teeth

White Teeth is Zadie Smith’s debut novel and a powerful portrayal of a new England – a multilayered place which encompasses a plurality of diverse […]

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These 7 English & American Authors Made It Okay to Break Grammar Rules

June 29, 2017Katarina Lazić 0
These 7 English & American Authors Made It Okay to Break Grammar Rules

In the era of so-called ’grammar nazis’ it is mitigating to know that many of our ultimate writing role models committed some serious grammar crimes […]

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