Cook your book: the excellent boiled potatoes of ‘Pride and Prejudice’
“An exemplary choice of a vegetable”: Sol Noya Carreno and Imogen Usherwood take their love of Jane Austen to the kitchen.
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Music of the month: July 2021 (Part 2)
In Part 2 of this month, find Books Editor, Sol Noya Carreno’s, top musical picks.
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The books that defined my university experience
“Its unique meaning only deepened for me during this past year”: As their time at university comes to an end, five finalists explore the books that shaped it.
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When the teenager onscreen is an adult
“To have a story worth telling you must fit, nay, surpass society’s standards of beauty”: Sol Noya Carreno explores the complexities of age-accurate casting.
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Marginalising Muslims: France’s harmful approach to female liberation
Sol Noya Carreno argues that France’s anti-separatism bill will particularly disadvantage Muslim women and girls, adding fuel to the country’s growing Islamophobia.
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Finding peace in the North-east
“The truth is, you don’t have to stray far from Durham to find peace”: Sol Noya gives a tour of her favourite places to find serenity in the North-east.
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When flat shoes and the “first world” won’t keep you safe
In response to the tragic news about Sarah Everard, Sol Noya Carreno outlines the ways in which women are still unsafe when walking the streets.
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